Политика

One of the current topics at the moment is whether the so-called parliamentary elections should be introduced. integral newsletter. It is not bad for the defenders and opponents of the new controversial way of voting to look at the practice in Velingrad. The last mayoral election here showed that, contrary to any logic, 150 ballots may be officially given in one section, with them to vote more than 90 people and then officially reported as returned 149 ballots. Either the ballots have the odd property of self-replicating, or it is a classic vote with pre-distributed ballots, which the law categorically forbids. If we go back to the 2003 local elections. We should not forget that they were then reported as invalid over 3000 ballots. There are many more examples in this direction - how in an urn before the elections in February 2005. in Velingrad found dozens of ballots of two mayoral candidates?!
Examples leave no doubt that the current way of voting is a wide margin for error and fraud. In 15 years of democratic elections we have either not learned how to make them or vice versa - we have perfectly mastered all options for manipulating the vote thanks also to the huge number of ballots. Practice shows that the time is ripe to vote with a white integral ballot. I'm sure you'll find a bunch of smart guys who'll get the hang of it too, but at least it'll be harder for them.