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Low turnout for in-person polls as shires opt to save costs

Summary by The West Australian
Rural shires Wagin and Cuballing decided to hold in-person council elections instead of postal votes – saving money but seemingly counting a cost in terms of voter turnout.

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Low turnout for in-person polls as shires opt to save costs

Rural shires Wagin and Cuballing decided to hold in-person council elections instead of postal votes – saving money but seemingly counting a cost in terms of voter turnout.

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, October 21, 2025.
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