? about not voting and fines incurred over 8 years?

Start by following the link to check if you are still enrolled - http://aec.gov.au/ There are also links to enrol or change your address

Since you were overseas I doubt you were fined and have a decent excuse for not voting anyway so don't worry, just enrol

Over 18,000 voted more than once last Federal Election, no one was fined, very few even interviewed.

It's only a $10 fine for not voting, if anyone is ever fined and an excuse of being overseas would be good enough if you did receive a "please explain"

You would never have a criminal record for not voting, irrespective of what the loony left will tell you.

The close Federal Election last time those 18,000 votes would have got some loonies over the line as you can see by the thumbs down, the loonies don't want you to know that.

Like their voting is compulsory what a lot of BS, how can they enforce it do they look over your shoulder, put a line through the ballot if you like and put it in the box.

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Hope this helped you.

No one gets a criminal record for not voting . As a matter of fact very few people get fined . they accept just about any lame brain excuse for not voting.

I hope your one of the people that are going to help vote out Labor at the next election which will probably be next year . Labor will stretch it out as long as they can .

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