Aboriginal voters in South Australia reported being turned away and forced to line up again on election day for the Voice to Parliament vote, sparking accusations of discriminatory practices. Electoral Commission officials acknowledged the potential for perceived discrimination but claimed it wasn't intentional. This incident highlights broader issues of voter accessibility and the importance of fair electoral practices, particularly for marginalized communities. It underscores the need for electoral reforms to ensure all voters, especially Indigenous Australians, are treated with respect and fairness.