Lorde deletes photo of voting papers after 'breaking election rules'

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Lorde has been forced to remove an Instagram post encouraging fellow Auckland residents to vote in local government elections because she included her ballot paper and said who she was voting for. And that, you see, is not allowed under New Zealand election rules.“I’m proud to be voting Efeso Collins for mayor of Auckland”, she wrote in the original post. “Local election turnout is low as always – get out there – your community needs you”.When the post was taken down, she updated fans in a story post, explaining: “OK, so the Electoral Commission told me off because you’re not allowed to post anything about who you’re gonna vote for or show voting papers.

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Lorde says she was forced to delete an Instagram post as it broke New Zealand election rules. The 25-year-old – born Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor – renowned as the country’s biggest pop singer, withdrew a message to her 9. 5 million Instagram followers, which she had used to back Labour councillor candidate Efeso Collins in the Auckland mayoral race.

Lorde has said that she was told off by an electoral commission for sharing her completed Auckland mayoral ballot with her 9.5million followers on Instagram.Today (October 4), the New Zealand pop star posted her filled-out ballot on Instagram Stories with one candidate ticked. “I’m proud to be voting […] for Mayor of Auckland,” the photo was captioned, revealing the name of the candidate.“Local election turnout is low as always – get out there – your community needs you,” Lorde captioned the message.The shared image came from a different account (where the story has since been taken down) and the account that the image was shared from appears to have been deleted.Lorde later addressed the error in a video posted on Instagram Stories.

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