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He said. that every vote made to a major party cost the voting public $2.50
That every vote for an independent took that away from them.

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SCIENCE said:

Noun, actually

No un me matey.

roughbarked said:

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He said. that every vote made to a major party cost the voting public $2.50
That every vote for an independent took that away from them.

Line 1 – who said?
Line 2 – away from whom? )a) $2.50 way from the major party, (b) $2.50 away from the independent, or © $2.50 away from the voting public?

.. what’s the diff if (a) or ©??

http://nofibs.com.au/2013/05/28/no-limits-on-political-donations-but-more-and-more-public-funding/

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party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

..
He said. that every vote made to a major party cost the voting public $2.50
That every vote for an independent took that away from them.

Line 1 – who said?
Line 2 – away from whom? )a) $2.50 way from the major party, (b) $2.50 away from the independent, or © $2.50 away from the voting public?

.. what’s the diff if (a) or ©??

You want science?

oh lordy!

Ok the party gets the $2.50
We pay that. whether the independant gets it or not, The matter is that THEY, don’t

roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

..
He said. that every vote made to a major party cost the voting public $2.50
That every vote for an independent took that away from them.

Line 1 – who said?
Line 2 – away from whom? )a) $2.50 way from the major party, (b) $2.50 away from the independent, or © $2.50 away from the voting public?

.. what’s the diff if (a) or ©??

You want science?

oh lordy!

Ok the party gets the $2.50
We pay that. whether the independant gets it or not, The matter is that THEY, don’t

You must be from India.

http://www.aec.gov.au/parties_and_representatives/public_funding/Current_Funding_Rate.htm

The amount of election funding payable is calculated by multiplying the number of formal first preference votes received by the rate of payment applicable at the time. This rate is indexed every six months in line with increases in the Consumer Price Index.

The election funding rate from 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2015 is 258.372 cents per eligible vote.

Carmen_Sandiego said:

http://www.aec.gov.au/parties_and_representatives/public_funding/Current_Funding_Rate.htm

The amount of election funding payable is calculated by multiplying the number of formal first preference votes received by the rate of payment applicable at the time. This rate is indexed every six months in line with increases in the Consumer Price Index.

The election funding rate from 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2015 is 258.372 cents per eligible vote.

I rest my case. You may feel free to argue further.

So the message is, put a minor party of which you approve first, the major party of which you least disapprove second, and the other major party last?

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