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Voters invited to rate their voting day experience

POSTED ON 18 May, 2019
Vote Australia today launched a 'Rate your voting experience' campaign through social media inviting Australian voters to rate and comment on...
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Five things to remember when you vote

POSTED ON 17 May, 2019
Vote Australia today launched a video campaign through social media reminding Australian voters to remember five things when they go...
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Vale Bob Hawke

POSTED ON 17 May, 2019
Vale Bob Hawke, our 23rd Prime Minister.
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Voters told to do their homework before voting

POSTED ON 15 May, 2019
A new video reminds voters to compare candidates carefully before voting in the 2019 Australian federal election.
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2019 Federal Election - Voting Options

POSTED ON 15 May, 2019
If you cannot go to a polling place on election day, 18 May 2019, there are other ways to vote....
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Vote Australia ramps up campaign for Voter ID

POSTED ON 11 February, 2019
Vote Australia today launches a campaign that helps Australians demand that laws be passed to better protect voters’ identities from...
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  • signed Enquiry into Preferential Voting 2019-05-28 12:33:45 +1000
  • signed One Person, One Vote at Every Election 2019-05-27 17:57:48 +1000
    I totally Agree! Voting in Australia by paper is in my opinion is out dated, it’s time that the Australian Government Electorate is Updated to a Secure Identification Online Voting System.

    I went to vote on 18 May 2019 no ID was asked.
  • signed Enquiry into Preferential Voting 2019-05-25 09:16:51 +1000
    WE need to change the system if we are to have just one vote for one Party, in the UK the DUP received a total of just over 200.000 votes they won 10 seats, and control the government, two other Party’s received almost 4.000.000 votes each they won 1 seat, that’s the same as having a cricket match where 1 team has 11 players and the other team 168 players . in India the PM s Party received 200.000.000 votes said to be a landslide win, yet 700.000.000 did not vote for him, that’s how the one voting system works, the minority always win, and that is why there is so much corruption in politics,