Chapter 31 2. Simplification of voting

I have never really understood why the method of conducting universal suffrage is so complicated. I think that complicated methods are not good for universal suffrage, affect voting willingness, and reduce turnout, which is not beneficial. One of the complications of universal suffrage in the voting method is voter registration: qualified voters must go through some registration procedures before they can vote. This kind of regulation is really superfluous. Unless it is a place where the people do not have any documents, otherwise, the possession of supporting documents can prove whether the person is a qualified voter.In fact, when registering as a voter, one must also present proof of identity, so why is there an extra procedure?Wouldn't it be good for everyone to vote based on their identity certificates and if they are eligible?

Especially now, everything is operated by computers, and it is absolutely impossible for anyone to vote twice. Once there, the computer will have a record, and there will be no disadvantages. The ideal situation is that the time for voting does not have to be limited to one day. It can be ten days or eight days. The voting results can be announced at any time. Similarly, fans of all parties can cheer or cry at any time, and those who are good at gambling can have another trick to have fun.Compared with the rigid current method, it is naturally more colorful. Moreover, if there is more time to vote, the turnout rate must be high, and the high turnout rate must also better reflect public opinion. There are all advantages and no disadvantages!

Moreover, if everyone votes with their ID card, the cost of voting can be greatly reduced, and everything is handed over to the computer: after checking the ID card, entering the voting room, there is a list of candidates on the computer screen, whichever one you like, you can be there Just put a note on the name, and the computer will immediately add a vote to the person's name, how fast and easy! With such a simple method, even if it is necessary to carry out various referendums, it is as simple and feasible, because there is no extra work at all.As for the polling place, other places may be a problem, but Hong Kong is absolutely ready-made, so the DJC betting outlets can do it, and even telephone voting is convenient and appropriate.

Is the above imagination a strange theory?of course not.