Separation of Corporation and State: Part 6, Compulsory Voting

Compulsory voting just means voters must show up. They can cast blank ballots. Punishments for not showing can be small but must be enforced. Compulsory voting encourages politicians to consider the needs of all voters, forces governments to make it easier to vote, and encourages voters to get informed. The benefits outweigh the inconvenience of showing up every few years.