With breathtaking arrogance and scant concern for connection with voters in rural communities, the Australian Electoral Commission has deemed the price of democracy too high to engage dozens of towns on election day.
The independent guardian of democracy has abolished booth after booth in at least two confirmed Victorian country electorates – Mallee and Wannon that combined account for almost 50 per cent of the state’s land mass.
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