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To be used in relation to questions about the process in which a representative democracy elects its representatives, including how they are physically counted. Not to be used for questions about how the votes are scored, which are covered under the [voting-systems] tag.
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Why don't all States switch to all postal voting?
One result of this is that in the UK the electoral authorities have been coming down very hard on people who e.g. post selfies from inside the voting station showing their ballot paper, even if done innocently … This is not a necessary feature of postal ballots, but always a risk of postal voting. …
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Is this a good way to count Single Transferable Vote ballots?
One key feature of elections is trust in the counting method. Which makes choosing your own system a bit of an issue - not least given the flaws people are picking up on.
There are bodies (such as th …
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