Compulsory voting has been part of Australia\u27s national elections since 1924. Renewed Liberal Party interest and a parliamentary committee recommendation that voluntary voting be the subject of future investigation suggest that this may well be an important issue at the next election. Scott Bennett describes the origins of compulsory voting in Australia and its use in Commonwealth elections, outlines the arguments for and against compulsion, discusses the political impact of compulsory voting and refers to suggested reforms
© 2009 University of Queensland and Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd.This article examines the impl...
This paper addresses some residual misunderstandings about the effects of compulsory voting and, in ...
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comThe legitimacy of compelling citizen...
Australia has the oldest and probably the most efficient system of compulsory voting among the estab...
Suggestions to maximise the effectiveness of a compulsory voting regime - make it possible for all p...
In a paper prepared for the Democratic Audit of Australia, Lisa Hill notes that Australia\u27s syste...
© 2002 Australasian Political Studies AssociationThe state-enforced compulsion to vote can be defend...
This paper explores the reasons behind public acceptance of compulsory voting in Australia and canva...
© 2005 The University of SydneyIn this paper we address claims made by those supporting the abolitio...
Compulsory voting could be a valuable aid in the prevention of civic demobilisation and the re-estab...
The introduction of universal suffrage in 1902 established voting as a right for adult Australians w...
This short essay argues that Australian political scientists to pay more attention to their most ori...
Some opponents of compulsory voting claim that rising rates of informal voting point to growing anti...
The legitimacy of compelling citizens to vote is rarely explored beyond claims about partisan benefi...
Under what democratic conditions does the ‘vertical accountability’ mechanism of voting maximise rig...
© 2009 University of Queensland and Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd.This article examines the impl...
This paper addresses some residual misunderstandings about the effects of compulsory voting and, in ...
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comThe legitimacy of compelling citizen...
Australia has the oldest and probably the most efficient system of compulsory voting among the estab...
Suggestions to maximise the effectiveness of a compulsory voting regime - make it possible for all p...
In a paper prepared for the Democratic Audit of Australia, Lisa Hill notes that Australia\u27s syste...
© 2002 Australasian Political Studies AssociationThe state-enforced compulsion to vote can be defend...
This paper explores the reasons behind public acceptance of compulsory voting in Australia and canva...
© 2005 The University of SydneyIn this paper we address claims made by those supporting the abolitio...
Compulsory voting could be a valuable aid in the prevention of civic demobilisation and the re-estab...
The introduction of universal suffrage in 1902 established voting as a right for adult Australians w...
This short essay argues that Australian political scientists to pay more attention to their most ori...
Some opponents of compulsory voting claim that rising rates of informal voting point to growing anti...
The legitimacy of compelling citizens to vote is rarely explored beyond claims about partisan benefi...
Under what democratic conditions does the ‘vertical accountability’ mechanism of voting maximise rig...
© 2009 University of Queensland and Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd.This article examines the impl...
This paper addresses some residual misunderstandings about the effects of compulsory voting and, in ...
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comThe legitimacy of compelling citizen...