In Australia 94% of registered voters vote. Why is their voter turn out so high?
A. Australian...
History, 10.03.2021 18:50 KittyLoverCat
In Australia 94% of registered voters vote. Why is their voter turn out so high?
A. Australian voters are not allowed to vote.
B. Australian voters are unhappy with their government leaders.
C. Voting is a right given to all citizens of Australia.
D. Voting is mandatory in Australia.
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