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Read it. And we all know what happened in . 1832. , right?
How were elections conducted before 1832?
Q. Before the reform in 1832 how were the elections conducted
Asked by Kyra D - Mon Nov 5 10:40:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mainly the same as they were afterwards - for a time. All the Reform Act did was to slightly widen the franchise and to reorganise constituencies - it was seen as something of a sell out at the time leading to the Chartist Movement of the next decade. it did no introduce secret ballots or make bribery and corruption of electors a crime. Those were things that were to come later in the century. It allow for multiple voting places within each constituency and reduced the days of the election to two only - previously they had taken up to 40 days in some places.
Answered by rdenig_male - Mon Nov 5 12:28:33 2007
Q. Before the reform in 1832 how were the elections conducted
Asked by Kyra D - Mon Nov 5 10:40:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mainly the same as they were afterwards - for a time. All the Reform Act did was to slightly widen the franchise and to reorganise constituencies - it was seen as something of a sell out at the time leading to the Chartist Movement of the next decade. it did no introduce secret ballots or make bribery and corruption of electors a crime. Those were things that were to come later in the century. It allow for multiple voting places within each constituency and reduced the days of the election to two only - previously they had taken up to 40 days in some places.
Answered by rdenig_male - Mon Nov 5 12:28:33 2007
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