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Vlad [161]
3 years ago
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Which excerpt from "Compulsory Voting: An Idea Whose Time Has Come" best supports Hunter's claim that other countries have succe

sfully implemented compulsory voting?
A. the winner of an election is determined by the candidates ability to create controversy rather than by leadership
B. In the following 1924 election, voter turnout in Australia climbed to 91% and has remained around 95% ever since
C. Polls would have to be designed to accommodate a greater capacity to prevent unbearly long lines
D. Govermet cannot provide necessary services without renenue, nor can the justice system operate without juries
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slega [8]3 years ago
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B. In the following 1924 election, voter turnout in Australia climbed to 91% and has remained around 95% ever since.

Compulsory voting, also known as mandatory voting is somehting a country does, it requires the citizens to register and avtually vote in every election, or they will impose a fine on the citizens who fail to do so. After Australia commanded compulsory voting the vote turnout climbed to almost 95% on average.

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