Acmlm's Board - I2 Archive - World Affairs / Debate - If no one votes for an issue...
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Banedon
Posts: 1021/1408 |
I think it should fail. I mean, come on. Nobody voted for it, so why would you change it? |
Vystrix Nexoth
Posts: 282/348 |
Right; it's like the vote never happened, so nothing changes, ergo it fails. |
Colin
Posts: 7151/11302 |
It fails. If nobody's in favor of an issue that's on a ballot, then there's no way it can pass.  It's simple logic. Obviously 0 votes = voter apathy = invalid vote.
(Trust me, I go to university. I KNOW what invalid votes and voter apathy are. ) |
Dracoon
Posts: 2631/3727 |
Fail or Pass would've been easier to choose from.
Majority rules, if there is no majority, defence wins, it is kind of how things work. |
neotransotaku
Posts: 2519/4016 |
So, yeah, a tax measure in a sparse area had no one vote for it. So, that brings up a good question, if no one votes, should it pass or should it considered to fail? Or maybe it just needs to be voted on again? not unless the voting public was concious about not voting
Measure Fails When No Ones Votes on Tax |
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