The Australian Ballot is a voting system by which the voters select their candidates anonymously, being this its main characteristic.
The three distinctive features of this voting system are:
-The ballots are printed by the federal government, using public money to do it;
-The ballots are distributed only in the voting centers;
-These ballots contain the names of all the candidates of all the political parties participating in the election.
Answer:
-The ballots are printed by the federal government, using public money to do it;
-The ballots are distributed only in the voting centers;
-These ballots contain the names of all the candidates of all the political parties participating in the election.
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