Now it's going to be a postal vote that won't count.

[Trader]

59% yes 40% no 1% invalid

77% returned

Giving yes 45% of the eligible voters and the conservatives a basis for saying it wasn't supported by a majority.

[stan]

Yes 54%
No 42%
penis drawings 4%

79% returned.

I predict a closer result than most. Dont under estimate the older generation that just vote and do things without putting it all over social media.

[Magellan]

penis drawings 4%.

Still counts. If drawn as a boner it's a yes, if on the limp then it counts for the negative.

[Pseudo]

penis drawings 4%.

Still counts. If drawn as a boner it's a yes, if on the limp then it counts for the negative.

Make it 3.9999%. I didn't even open the envelope containing my ballot form.

[bennymacca]

Yes 61%
No 38%
Dicks 0.2%

[The Bedge]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

[Trader]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

79% apparently.

[bennymacca]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

61/38 with 79.5 return rate is the official results, announced 10 mins ago

[The Bedge]

61/38 with 79.5 return rate is the official results, announced 10 mins ago

I'll change my guess to that then

79.5 is a fair return rate! Didn't think that would happen!

Interesting times now..

[Booney]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

4 out of 5 eligible people voted. 79.5%, for mine that's remarkable considering it wasn't compulsory.

[Pseudo]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

61/38 with 79.5 return rate is the official results, announced 10 mins ago

... and the dick count?

[bennymacca]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

4 out of 5 eligible people voted. 79.5%, for mine that's remarkable considering it wasn't compulsory.

For comparison
55.5% of people voted in the 2016 US election, and 72.2% turned out for the brexit referendum

[bennymacca]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

61/38 with 79.5 return rate is the official results, announced 10 mins ago

... and the dick count?

I posted it above

0.2%

[Booney]

I'm interested mostly in the returned percentage.

I didn't end up voting (mostly because I forgot), but I wonder how many people would've chosen not to be part of the vote?

I think the 'Yes' vote will win and win comfortable - around the 4-1 mark is my guess (80%)

61/38 with 79.5 return rate is the official results, announced 10 mins ago

... and the dick count?

Dick count? Some weddings will involve two, so it's hard.*

[Magellan]

Some interesting stats in the following article:

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/gay-marriage/how-australia-voted-on-samesex-marriage/news-story/856052cb744b25f734d04c1714e202e7

[Jimmy_041]

Thank **** for that
I was more fearful of the next move if it had failed

[HH3]

Can I marry my cat now?

[Magellan]

Thank **** for that
I was more fearful of the next move if it had failed

I'm more worried that social order will be completely destroyed, just like in all the other places across the globe that have done the same.

In fact, the gods have spoken where I am. The sky's already falling in, I can see water falling out of the clouds as I type.

[Jimmy_041]

Now, here is an interesting question

In Manager of Opposition Business Tony Burke’s electorate of Watson, 69.6 per cent voted No and 30.4 per cent backed the Yes case.
In shadow treasurer Chris Bowen’s electorate of McMahon, 64.9 per cent voted No and 35.1 per cent Yes.

How should these two vote? Their electorates voted overwhelmingly NO. Do they represent Labor or their constituents?

SA figures are here:

[Magellan]

Can I marry my cat now?

Only women who like pussies can do that.