AEC Addresses Violence and Safety Issues at Pre-Polling Booths
AEC's Stance on Violence at Pre-Polling Booths
The AEC has stepped up to address issues of violence reported at pre-polling booths. As instances of aggressive behavior rise, the Australian Electoral Commission reiterates its commitment to promoting safety for all involved in the electoral process.
Volunteer and Candidate Safety
Volunteers and candidates face heightened tension during the election period, and the AEC urges that respect must be upheld. Voters are also encouraged to remain calm while exercising their right to vote.
- The AEC highlights the need for a peaceful environment.
- Public safety during elections is paramount to uphold democracy.
- Reported incidents show an increase in aggressive behavior that must be addressed.
Call to Action for Voters
It is vital for every participant to contribute to a tranquil voting atmosphere. If you witness any violence or unsafe conditions, report them to the authorities immediately. The AEC encourages all citizens to vote safely to ensure their voices are heard.
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