Quote:
Originally Posted by foreverwar
But you can "not vote" by spoiling the ballot paper or putting a blank vote - by not turning up to vote, you are (imho) not participating, and disenfranchising your/oneself. It depends if you believe that voting is a civic duty, rather than a civic right.
|
Good point re. spoiling the ballot paper. If you don't want to vote, I think that is much better than simply not bothering to turn up.
It does wind me up when people I know whinge about things, & then when asked "So, who are you voting for then?" reply "Oh, I never bother voting. Can't be bothered / don't like politics / etc.".
---------- Post added at 15:09 ---------- Previous post was at 15:08 ----------
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
There is, you can either leave the ballot blank or spoil it.
|
Yup, agreed with FW on that above
