CHIEF EXECUTIVES

Electoral burden

Returning officers and election administrators are reviewing the experience and drawing out lessons from what went right and what went wrong with administering the national and local elections, writes Andrew Muter.

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By Andrew Muter | 26 May 2015

The election has prompted a lot of reflection on what went right and what went wrong.

It's not just the political campaigners and pollsters who are navel-gazing. Returning officers and election administrators are also reviewing the experience and drawing out lessons.

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Andrew Muter

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