Re: A couple of electoral cartoons
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@CeeJay.cjb.nOt>
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· 15 Nov 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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> > Why can't you guys keep things simple? Here in Finland our vote sheets are > > like so: > <snip> > > If there's anything else but a number on the vote sheet, the sheet is > > automatically rejected, and this is made very clear to the voters. Still, a > > number of rebellious people vote for Donald Duck or some other cartoon > > character.. Also various obscenities are quite popular. :-) When I don't have > > anyone to vote for, I just stay at home. > > You should move to Sweden then. Here it is quite OK to vote for anybody > you like, e.g. Donald Duck (and The Donald Duck Party always gets a few > votes!). In denmark you can only vote on people who actually want to be elected. I think thats only fair. "But I don't wanna go ! *cry* "You have to ! The people have demanded it !"
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