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The following paper will argue that voter decline in Great Britain can be stymied and reversed through a combination of compulsory voting and, more importantly, a transparent Single Transferable Vote process. The next several pages will highlight the problem of voter decline (especially amongst the young), discuss youth apathy, the consequences to Great Britain if the worrisome trend is not reversed, what changes are worth looking at, and why compulsory voting deserves to be part of the solution. In the end, a dual-pronged approach that makes people accountable and the system responsive and fair is the way to go.

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Voter Decline in Britain: Some Possible Solutions Introduction The following paper will argue that voter decline in Great Britain can be stymied and reversed through a combination of compulsory voting and, more importantly, a transparent Single Transferable Vote process. The next several pages will highlight the problem of voter decline (especially amongst the young), discuss youth apathy, the consequences to Great Britain if the worrisome trend is not reversed, what changes are worth looking at, and why compulsory voting deserves to be part of the solution. In the end, a dual-pronged approach that makes people accountable and the

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