The information you should have to debate, "Where is the SEC wrong?"

The information you should have to debate, "Where is the SEC wrong?"

A key principle of electoral voting that must be "secret" Secret Ballot.

Anonymity: Ballots must not have an identifiable name, identification number or mark.

Privacy: Voters must mark in a central booth.

Untraceability: Once the card is dropped into the chest, no one (including government officials) must know who it belongs to.

The international standard is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), section 21, which requires elections to be conducted by secret or equivalent voting.

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Essentials of UDHR Section 21:

This section focuses on the political rights of individuals, divided into three main parts:

1) Right to participate: Everyone has the right to participate in the governance of their country, either directly or through freely elected representatives.

2) Right of access to public services: Everyone has an equal right to access public services in their country.

3) The will of the people is the basis of state power: this will must be expressed through scheduled elections and with good faith.

3.1) Elections must be universal and equitable: all voters must have the right to vote.

3.2) Secret Ballot: Must be conducted by secret voting, or an equivalent voting method, to guarantee freedom to vote.

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Why is "secret" so important to an election?

The election must be confidential (Secret Ballot) by international standards. It is intended to

1) Prevent threats: to ensure that voters are not bullied or affected in the aftermath of the election.

2) Prevent Buying Voice Sales Rights: When it is impossible to traceability who chooses whom, it is harder to hire Wan or force one of the parties to choose.

3) Independence: To make the will of the people truly free.

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