I think in a true democracy if the majority of people don't vote, the election needs to be run again with different candidates
Soviet elections had "against all" choice.
Waow that's actually a cool option ngl
But the US told me that the Soviet Union was an evil anti-democracy where no one has a say!
Was this “post Soviet”? I can’t find anything about it being during the USSR
Post-Soviet states inherited it, but as far as I know all of them removed this option since.
They're voting for my Johnson?!
the other candidates are soft on Johnson
In China that would result in the election having to be redone at a lower level lol^[allegedly, I haven't found much text about chinese democracy, but as far as I can tell that's sort of how it works. Same way it works in an unspecified african country I cannot recall the name of lol]
Not even registered to vote
You’re welcome
Thank you for your service
o7
Most have correctly realized that bourgeois democracy is a sham for working people
I’m not an American, but in my country from what I’ve read our non voters when polled on who they would have voted for if forced to generally vote along similar lines as what the election reflected (with some outlier areas obviously.) Is it similar in the states? Or does it skew heavily to one side?
Looked it up, for 2018-2022 non-voters are split with a slight lead towards Republicans (46%v41%).
PEW article as source
That misses the point so obviously
Are you saying the solution to people not caring who becomes president is to force them to vote by gunpoint
It’s also so awesome that even though people voted one way, it turned out the opposite anyway due to bullshit
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