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Electoral Commission to actively correct misinformation about Australia's electoral process

2010 FEDERAL ELECTION

100821: Polling Day Imagery, Adelaide. Source: SBS News / Australian Electoral Commission David Mariuz photography 0400396

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With a federal election imminent, the Australian Electoral Commission has launched a campaign to combat mistruths about voting.

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