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The Frauding of Votes? by Amy McGrath
The Frauding of Votes? by Amy McGrath
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In this compelling and updated edition, Dr Amy McGrath exposes the fragile integrity of the Australian electoral system. Accompanied by a special introduction from renowned investigative journalist Bob Bottom, the book presents a sobering investigation into electoral fraud, branch stacking, and the manipulation of democratic processes.
Drawing on her extensive background as a public advocate and parliamentary witness, Dr McGrath examines how systemic weaknesses—ranging from false enrolments to the rorting of preselection ballots—undermine the legitimacy of governance. Through the lens of the Shepherdson inquiry and other significant revelations, the authors reveal how political careerists have exploited loopholes, often evading accountability due to legislative time bars and weakened oversight.
This work serves as a clarion call for urgent national reform. It challenges readers to consider the true cost of corruption and the necessity of a robust, independent electoral authority. For those concerned with the health of democracy and the preservation of free and fair elections, this book provides essential, documented insights into an issue that strikes at the very heart of the Australian political landscape.
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ISBN 0958710430
In this compelling and updated edition, Dr Amy McGrath exposes the fragile integrity of the Australian electoral system. Accompanied by a special introduction from renowned investigative journalist Bob Bottom, the book presents a sobering investigation into electoral fraud, branch stacking, and the manipulation of democratic processes.
Drawing on her extensive background as a public advocate and parliamentary witness, Dr McGrath examines how systemic weaknesses—ranging from false enrolments to the rorting of preselection ballots—undermine the legitimacy of governance. Through the lens of the Shepherdson inquiry and other significant revelations, the authors reveal how political careerists have exploited loopholes, often evading accountability due to legislative time bars and weakened oversight.
This work serves as a clarion call for urgent national reform. It challenges readers to consider the true cost of corruption and the necessity of a robust, independent electoral authority. For those concerned with the health of democracy and the preservation of free and fair elections, this book provides essential, documented insights into an issue that strikes at the very heart of the Australian political landscape.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear)
Softcover
ISBN 0958710430
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