Changing The Government Flashcards

1
Q

Dissolution

A

Governor General dissolves parliament at the prime ministers request and calls an election

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2
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Enumeration

A

A list of eligible voters is complied

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3
Q

Nominations

A

Parties name candidates for each riding where they will run

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4
Q

Campaigning

A

Parties and candidates try to promote their platform

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5
Q

Voting

A

Citizens vote

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6
Q

Tabulating

A

Vote counted Results announced

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7
Q

Single transferable vote

PRO

A

Allows “second choice”

All votes count

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8
Q

STv

CON

A
  • spoiled ballots
  • not popular
  • may require machine
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9
Q

Compulsory

PRO

A
  • successful in other countries
  • increase voter turnout
  • easy to tract voters
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10
Q

Compulsory

CON

A
  • undemocratic

- spoiled ballots

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11
Q

Scheduled

PRO

A
  • everybody knows Election Day

- prime minister can’t “game the system “

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12
Q

Scheduled

CON

A

American style

-government not accountable unless votes are close

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13
Q

Electronic

PRO

A

Counted quick

  • less human error
  • large #’s can be handled
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14
Q

Electronic

CON

A

Difficult to use

  • easy to tamper
  • requires buying machines and maintenance
  • computer error
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