Analysis of Special Votes

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Election 2005

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Gary

Do you think it might have been the Maori Party’s campaigning in the prisons that boosted their overall PV? If so, perhaps we should be pleased they did it. Otherwise we would have Nandor back again.
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October 1, 2005 1:04pm
Anita

Gary,

I think votes cast in prison are advance votes, not specials – so they would have been in the election night tally. Tho I guess if a prisoner enrolled late, or was in a prison outside their electorate their vote would be counted with the specials.

Argh – I am now confused. Are all advance votes counted on election night, or are some held and counted with the specials if they are cast in advance but out of electorate?
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October 1, 2005 2:19pm
rightkiwi

it is not the “Jim Anderton” part of “Jim Anderton’s Progressive Party” that is ridiculous, but the “Progressive Party” bit. There is no party. There is only Anderton. So you should refuse to use “Progressive” and just call it/him “The Anderton Loser”
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October 1, 2005 3:02pm
Stephen Cooper

RightKiwi – there goes Hide but by the grace of God.
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October 1, 2005 3:40pm
skyray

Yes Anita you are confused, you cant make an advance vote out of your electorate. The only exceptions are hospital ( & presumably prisons) where they go around before and take the votes of everybody that will still be there on election day.

Sore loser rightkiwi, Jim Andertons one man party got 1.16 % , the ACT cast of thousands got 1.52 %. Who’s laughing now !
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October 1, 2005 4:28pm
Anita

Skyray,

I think that is exactly my question. When they collect advance votes from places like hospitals, and some people advance vote out of electorate (as the hospital is not in their home electorate) are those poeple’s votes counted on the night (with the rest of the advance votes) or with the specials?
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October 1, 2005 4:59pm
NZPundit

Nats Concede – Let the Oppression Begin

The lack of punditary from yours truly since the election is not a reflection on the result (damn, but it would be churlish not to acknowledge a hell of a turn around by National) rather the fact that I work…
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October 1, 2005 5:47pm
NZPundit

Nats Concede – Let the Oppression Begin

The lack of punditary from yours truly since the election is not a reflection on the result (damn, but it would be churlish not to acknowledge a hell of a turn around by National) rather the fact that I work…
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October 1, 2005 5:47pm
Emmess

Sore loser rightkiwi, Jim Andertons one man party got 1.16 % , the ACT cast of thousands got 1.52 %. Who’s laughing now !

ACT is
I seem to remember, Anderton (the arrogant tosspot that he is) taunting Rodney Hide about the “fact” that he atleast he will be back in parliament next election
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October 1, 2005 9:30pm
skyray

Coalition Jim got 1.7% last time , and maintained a good 1.16% this time, very narrowly missing out on a second MP.
The tax cut monkeys promising eternal bliss saw the vote drop 80% from 7.14% to 1.51% -just above Jim. What did ACT do wrong other than have an ex communist as an MP, another go to jail for stealing books from poor kids and Rodney behind every harem scarum political beat up. All other previous ACT MPs running as electorate candidates will lose their deposits except Rodney
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October 2, 2005 9:47am
dim

Anita – the advance votes are counted early and released at about 8:30 on election night.
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October 2, 2005 10:40am
Fletcher

I may be mistaken, but I thought the right to vote was one of the rights you lose while incarcerated?

If so, nobody got any votes from prison, and anybody campaigning there was wasting their time…
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October 3, 2005 12:39pm

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