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Michael McCormack slams voters as informal ballots rise during federal election result count
Former deputy prime minister Michael McCormack has criticised constituents after a sharp increase in informal votes in his rural New South Wales electorate.
So far 11,054 informal votes have been recorded in the division of Riverina, where more than 85 per cent of the vote counted.
The informal…
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