Re: How to vote if you can't read?

["Nguyen Tien Zung" <tienzung@darboux.math.univ-montp2.fr>]

I think the answer must be obvious.

What is more amusing is that VNese people is "very active" politically.
To recall that only about half of American voters voted to choose their
president,
and only about 2/3 of French voters voted in the last parliamental
election.

Z

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> De : huy.duong@ctsu.ox.ac.uk
> A : Multiple recipients of list <vnsa-l@csd.uwm.edu>
> Objet : How to vote if you can't read?
> Date : mercredi 23 juillet 1997 15:34
> 
> >Ho Chi Minh City reported 99.61 percent voter attendance, and Hanoi
99.14
> >percent, while northern Thai Binh Province claimed 99.97 percent of
voters
> >turned up according to official figures released Monday.
> 
> The adult literacy rate for the cities and province above is probably
> less than the voting rate, which means some voters couldn't read. What
> were the arrangements to help the fill in the ballot paper?
> 
> Huy