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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 04 Oct 15 5.18pm
Nobody said unions are perfect. However that's a different discussion which sidesteps the main thrust of the thread. There is no reason why Union ballots can't be done online; I complete the electoral register for my gaff online, so it's not like the technology doesn't work. It would still be overseen by the independent electoral commission. The fact that the Tory party want to increase the turnout for strike ballots but insist on having to use, the quite frankly, outmoded snail mail. Allow electronic voting and I'm sure the unions will kick up less fuss about turnout requirements.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 04 Oct 15 5.18pm

Nobody said unions are perfect. However that's a different discussion which sidesteps the main thrust of the thread.

There is no reason why Union ballots can't be done online; I complete the electoral register for my gaff online, so it's not like the technology doesn't work. It would still be overseen by the independent electoral commission.
The fact that the Tory party want to increase the turnout for strike ballots but insist on having to use, the quite frankly, outmoded snail mail.

Allow electronic voting and I'm sure the unions will kick up less fuss about turnout requirements.

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Hoof Hearted 04 Oct 15 6.55pm
Quote nickgusset at 04 Oct 2015 5.18pm Nobody said unions are perfect. However that's a different discussion which sidesteps the main thrust of the thread. There is no reason why Union ballots can't be done online; I complete the electoral register for my gaff online, so it's not like the technology doesn't work. It would still be overseen by the independent electoral commission. The fact that the Tory party want to increase the turnout for strike ballots but insist on having to use, the quite frankly, outmoded snail mail. Allow electronic voting and I'm sure the unions will kick up less fuss about turnout requirements. Electronic voting would be more susceptible to fraud in my opinion nick. The snail mail is easily cheatable too - isn't there a constituency in London somewhere that had thousands of postal votes for an Asian candidate that won and an audit afterwards found these "voters" to be non existant?
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Hoof Hearted 04 Oct 15 6.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 04 Oct 2015 5.18pm

Allow electronic voting and I'm sure the unions will kick up less fuss about turnout requirements.

Electronic voting would be more susceptible to fraud in my opinion nick.

The snail mail is easily cheatable too - isn't there a constituency in London somewhere that had thousands of postal votes for an Asian candidate that won and an audit afterwards found these "voters" to be non existant?

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-TUX- Alphabettispaghetti 04 Oct 15 7.13pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 04 Oct 2015 6.55pm Quote nickgusset at 04 Oct 2015 5.18pm Nobody said unions are perfect. However that's a different discussion which sidesteps the main thrust of the thread. There is no reason why Union ballots can't be done online; I complete the electoral register for my gaff online, so it's not like the technology doesn't work. It would still be overseen by the independent electoral commission. The fact that the Tory party want to increase the turnout for strike ballots but insist on having to use, the quite frankly, outmoded snail mail. Allow electronic voting and I'm sure the unions will kick up less fuss about turnout requirements. Electronic voting would be more susceptible to fraud in my opinion nick. The snail mail is easily cheatable too - isn't there a constituency in London somewhere that had thousands of postal votes for an Asian candidate that won and an audit afterwards found these "voters" to be non existant? ''I note that Zac Goldsmith was selected to be the Tory mayoral candidate for London via an online ballot'' Time to move forward together.
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