1.22.2006

If you take a walk, I'll tax your feet

It is my understanding that for every vote cast, the party selected on said ballot gets $1.75 (providing that party gets a certain percentage of the overall vote, etc.). It is also to my understanding that said contribution comes from taxpayers.

So, does that mean that if there is a lower voter turnout (or a substantial amount of spoiled ballots), that less money will be distributed to the parties? I'm hoping that someone who knows better about these things might enlighten me.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Correct.

Also, it's not exactly $1.75—it's $1.75 PLUS inflation, with inflation calculated and the pay out made every three months.

- Mustafa Hirji