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Shutterstock Electoral reforms dominate the news cycle. Government and opposition figures have traded heated volleys back and forth on media and on Twitter, but one gets a sense of people talking past each other, of virtue signalling rather than genuine honest engagement. And, more critically, there is a distinct lack of homework across the board. Consider the overriding issue of trust. The Prime Minister claims that Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are “the only answer to reclaim the credibility of elections.” The opposition believes it’s just another means to “steal elections”, of “a wolf taking care of sheep.” This is a familiar refrain in the history of democracy, a spin on a quote commonly misattributed to Josef Stalin: “Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything.”

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