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Paper Ballot Papers

Paper Votes

We recognise that there will always be a percentage of the Voting Public that will not want to use electronic voting.

For that sector there will always be the opportunity to cast their votes in a Paper Form.

With over 90% of Adult Australians owning a smart device; we anticipate that initially around 30% will still opt to use paper votes decreasing to less than 5% within a decade.

This technology is already available, and has been tested by the Electoral Commission, however the two Major Political Parties will not pass the appropriate legislation to enable this to happen.

It is a divisive issue that needs to be resolved by the Australian Community as a whole.

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