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by nicopappl
680 days ago
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If you are interested in creative voter coercion, and generally very creative ways of changing law so that the election results always end up how you like them, I recommend reading up on the very innovative Hungarian system https://www.journalofdemocracy.org/articles/how-viktor-orban... > “Chain voting” ensures that people vote the right way. Voter 1 goes into the polling station, > appears to vote by depositing an empty envelope into the ballot box, but comes out with a > blank ballot. Voter 2 is then sent in with that ballot—now marked by a [party] operative—and > told to put it in the ballot box and exit with another blank ballot in hand. Carried on down > the line, the [...] party boss in the town can ensure that all have voted the proper way > while the election workers find that they are short only one unaccounted-for vote |
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