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Automatic voter registration is being debated as a major electoral reform in South Africa. But this conversation goes far beyond increasing voter numbers. In this episode of Notes On Power, we explore how automatic registration with the IEC could impact voting rights, youth political participation, constitutional protections, and democratic governance.
This episode unpacks the hidden power behind being counted, the barriers that prevent citizens from registering to vote, and what automatic voter registration could mean for the future of South African democracy. From equality and civic inclusion to privacy and state data integration, we examine the political, philosophical, and societal implications shaping this national debate.
By Ideas about power in plain sight.Automatic voter registration is being debated as a major electoral reform in South Africa. But this conversation goes far beyond increasing voter numbers. In this episode of Notes On Power, we explore how automatic registration with the IEC could impact voting rights, youth political participation, constitutional protections, and democratic governance.
This episode unpacks the hidden power behind being counted, the barriers that prevent citizens from registering to vote, and what automatic voter registration could mean for the future of South African democracy. From equality and civic inclusion to privacy and state data integration, we examine the political, philosophical, and societal implications shaping this national debate.