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Thursday, 13 September 2007

Not even E-voting could help Burnley

The British National Party has won the right for a recount for a seat they lost in the May council elections.

Every time there is an election the media always discusses the possibility of incorporating some form of electronic voting. Depending on the proposed system under discussion it is thought likely to increase participation, speed-up the counting process, decrease the number of spoiled ballot papers, and provide a more accurate result. Whilst that is great in theory, at the end of the day people are still going to make stupid decisions and vote for parties like the BNP out of fear and ignorance.

Maybe we should be making voting more difficult so that the sort of person who would vote for the BNP would fail to correctly fill in the ballot paper.

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1 Comments:

Blogger The Green Arrow said...

But you should know David that the average BNP supporter will always turn out to vote, whilst your average labour voter is either watching Jeremmy Kyle or on the show.

The BNP are well able to read. Even the rubbish on your site.

13 September 2007 at 13:16

 

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