Kiama MP Advocates for Ban on Election How-to-Vote Cards

Wednesday, 18 September 2024, 22:10

Kiama MP Gareth Ward passionately voices his thoughts on how-to-vote cards, calling for a ban due to rising complaints. Ward highlights the waste and inconvenience they cause during elections. The proposal aims to improve voter experience and reduce unnecessary election materials.
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Kiama MP Advocates for Ban on Election How-to-Vote Cards

Concerns Over How-to-Vote Cards

Kiama MP Gareth Ward has sparked conversation around how-to-vote cards, urging a ban on their distribution near polling stations. He highlights the discontent among voters and volunteers regarding these cards, citing a need for change.

Waste and Frustration During Elections

Ward expressed that how-to-vote cards contribute to wastage and unnecessary costs. Many voters have shown their preference for digital alternatives, such as using smartphones to access voting information.

Changes in Other Jurisdictions

  • Similar bans exist in Tasmania and the ACT.
  • A clear message: curb the distribution of these materials near polling locations.

Ward's motion aims to follow this trend and potentially create a more streamlined voting experience.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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