2 weeks Ago By Matilda Boseley, Lisa Favazzo, Pablo Barnes and Michael Kalenderian
Donkey voting is the term for when voters just number candidates in the order they’re printed on the ballot. Often seen as a form of protest vote, there’s a myth that these ballots don’t count. In this episode of Voting 101, Guardian Australia’s Matilda Boseley explains that that myth is absolutely not true – as long as every box is numbered, a donkey vote is a valid vote.
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