Underwater polling stations

Candidates preferred by voters who are deterred by certain types of weather, notably rain, can suffer in elections held on "bad" weather days. Poorer people are put off by rain, and possibly snow and high winds, so for example fascist parties probably do quite badly, and also ones pretending to be socialist. To some extent this can be addressed by appealing to bigotry and encouraging hatred of marginalised groups, as this helps people vote against their long-term interests by voting for parties popular among the rich. So to some extent this can be dealt with by electing a new people, to paraphrase possibly Bertolt Brecht might've said, or Einstein probably or someone, I dunno.

Anyway, solution: put all polling stations underwater, preferably in the sea several metres below low tide mark. After all, we are an island nation. Arrange the constituencies in a similar way as in North-by-Northwesthampton, radiating out from points far from sufficiently deep bodies of water so as to achieve a mix of different economic, industrial, social and cultural characteristics. The voter dons scuba gear and dives into the polling station, which bears polypropylene voting cards and floating pencils tethered to the booths by fishing tackle. There would need to be some protection against rough seas, and turnout would go down the more rough weather we get, but it would also focus the minds of the electorate on climate change. As sea levels rise, the polling stations could be slowly moved inland as the coasts and river banks are submerged. Also, the only people likely to vote would be people used to diving such as oil rig employees, police frogpeople looking for corpses in rivers and maybe recreational divers, so people with lots of money. Oh, and probably people who are into wearing lots of tight rubbery stuff.