Multilingual Ballots
English is the cement that allows us to interact, learn and communicate, no matter skin color, culture or religion. Are the people coming to our shores today any less intelligent than in the past? I think not. So why the need for multilingual ballots?
If people are more comfortable speaking their native language at home or local area, that’s fine, but all government transactions should be English only.
REINHOLD BAUER
Westminster
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