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Voting Attitudes And Behaviour Among Aboriginal Peoples: Reports From Anangu Women


Voting Attitudes And Behaviour Among Aboriginal Peoples: Reports From Anangu Women Lisa Hill, and Kate Alport, 2010 At state and particularly in federal (or national) elections, Aboriginal Peoples in remote regions turn out to vote in low numbers. A number of hypotheses have been offered to explain the low voting participation of such constituencies. Some have asserted that Aboriginal Peoples do not wish to vote; others have suggested that "first order" elections have low salience for...

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