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Don't play Play now More video Recommended Click to play video Abbott: 'The people finally get their say' Click to play video Surplus projection like 'winning the lottery' Click to play video 'Labor will never deliver a surplus' Click to play video Unemployment to rise with new deficit Click to play video 'Not a crisis, but a transition' Replay video Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings Turnbull floats electronic voting Coalition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull tells ABC Breakfast electronic voting should be considered as a way to combat unintentional informal voting and electoral fraud. 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The proportion of ballots that only had a '1' was 27.8 per cent, 11.8 per cent had ticks and crosses and 9.2 per cent had non-sequential numbering. Mr Turnbull,[url=http://www.fieg.it/osservatorio_argiomenti_testi.asp]moncler sito ufficiale[/url], who was easily elected to his Sydney seat of Wentworth on Saturday, said he thought there was also a large number of people who voted fraudulently,[url=http://www.ucons.com/cheap-canada-goose-jackets.html]canada goose jackets[/url], "in the sense that they go to the polling place and say they're someone else". He said he thought many people who did so were voting for a friend or relative who was away or sick - and that this was based on anecdotal evidence he had received since first running for Parliament in 2004. Impersonating another voter in a polling place is a serious offence and carries a jail term of 6 months. Mr Turnbull said that electronic voting could be done in a closed network in the polling booth so that it could not be hacked from the internet. "I think we considerably overestimate the security of the current paper voting system, and we also overestimate the insecurity of electronic voting systems," he said. He suggested that an electronic system could point out to voters if they were about to cast an informal vote and give them the opportunity to correct it. Mr Turnbull stressed that his electronic voting suggestion was not Coalition policy,[url=http://www.fieg.it/Piumini_Moncler.asp]Piumini Moncler[/url], and noted that Australian federal elections are routinely reviewed by a parliamentary committee. The AEC has been monitoring electronic voting technologies for more than 10 years. 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