nods. Oh my ... yes. Off to do it myself. Depressed about lack of options.

below the line, but ... well, clearly you know.

not be taking Latham's insane advice to not vote at all. Crazy man.

he's a total nutter too, I'm sure lots listened - which just means they leave the choice up to others... *doofs head a little too hard*

Moggs a gentle pat on the head, for her suffering.

to keep plurk free of reality usually, but MUST vote. I care how people vote, but I really, really just want to see them do it.

thanks boot for the head pat and gets ready to go. Just met my neighbors (asking me if I knew where to vote) they are REALLY nice.

that is lovely. Enjoy that right to vote thing. : )

return to normal Fairy Boot Tales scheduling soon, I'm sure.

which election this is.

the Australian Federal election.

alrighty - out to vote now.

Thought it was against the law to not vote.

thinking Honalee sounded like a perfectly good placename for Australia.

so too. If it isn't here, it should be.

, JigmeDatse, it is illegal, but it's undetectable. You could queue, register, go in the booth and then leave the ballot paper blank.

it is called 'informal voting'.

here people have been encouraged an various times to spoil their ballot. I don't see the point, might as well vote for someone

in total agreement.

why not vote for someone who is really unlikely to get in, but you believe in their policies?

run local precincts before, and knows voters who will vote empty ballots and ballots marked incorrectly on purpose.