FULL INTERVIEW: Australian Conservative's leader Cory Bernardi has labelled voting preferences an 'amazing case of virtue signalling', but argues that major Parties don't address the fact that 'the system forces people to make preference decisions'. Mr Bernardi says neither of the major Parties will move to get rid of compulsory preferential voting because 'they know their votes would plummet'. The Australian Conservative Senator says moving away from compulsory preferential voting would 'remove the lock on the red or blue team forming government'. Image: News Corp Australia
from National | Daily Telegraph http://bit.ly/2XWd77T
Sunday, April 28, 2019
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