These events lend their name to a raisin-filled cake that people in Hartford, Connecticut prepared for them. In Britain, these events typically took place one day after the construction of a hustings, and their boozy nature is highlighted in some (0[1])“Humors” by William Hogarth. (20[1])Until 1984, Australia’s indigenous (0[1])population was exempt from a law making participation in these events (20[2])mandatory. (20[4]0[2])The Chartists (20[4])demanded that these (20[1])events (20[2])take place (20[1]0[1])(*) annually. (10[5])Australia (10[2])pioneered (10[1]0[1])the practice (10[2])of using paper to (10[1])conduct these events (10[2])in secret. (10[1])Greater participation in these events (10[1])was secured through the three Reform Acts in the UK, the first of which eliminated Rotten Boroughs. For 10 points, name these events where people cast ballots. (10[2])■END■ (10[3])