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Double dissolution is a mechanism under the Australian Constitution (section 57) that allows the Governor-General, on the advice of the Prime Minister, to dissolve both the House of Representatives and the entire Senate simultaneously - triggering a general election for all 150 lower house seats and all 76 Senate seats at once. Typically, at most federal elections, only half of the senate seats are up for elction.
A "donkey vote" refers to a ballot completed by numbering candidates simply in the order in which they appear on the ballot form - rather than according to any genuine preference. The term originates from the idea that a donkey, lacking judgment, would just plod down the list in order.
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