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L. Crisp (1950)
COMPULSORY VOTING IN AUSTRALIAParliamentary Affairs
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[This chapter provides an overview of the book and illustrates the key features that render Australia’s experience of compulsory voting distinctive. These include the longstanding nature of the system; its being embedded in the nation’s larger tradition of precocious innovation and ready experimentation when it comes to electoral institutions and practices; the fact that Australia is alone in embracing compulsory voting among the Anglophone democracies to which it typically compares itself; the strict enforcement of compulsory voting combined with a whole raft of procedures to facilitate voting; its consistent unambiguous success in achieving high rates of voter turnout; and, finally, the sustained and widespread public support that the practice has enjoyed.]
Published: Mar 14, 2021
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