Unlike in Australia, people don't have to vote in US elections. Here's why that matters

28 October 2020

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Dr Gorana Grgić, a jointly appointed Senior Lecturer at the School of Social and Political Sciences (Discipline of Government and International Relations) and the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney.

Dr Gorana Grgic

Senior Lecturer in US Politics and Foreign Policy

More Americans than ever have cast their vote early ahead of the US presidential election, but millions haven't, and still won't on 3 November. SBS News reports on how that might impact things with quotes from USSC lecturer Gorana Grgic.

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