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Election Committee Warns Voters Against Marking Ballots
The Central Elections Committee warned voters that marking ballots with any extra text or symbols will lead to disqualification. Voters can use blank ballots to write party letters or nicknames in blue ink. Personal markings or multiple ballots in an envelope will also invalidate a vote.
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- 01Marking ballots with extra text or symbols will lead to disqualification, the Central Elections Committee warned.
- 02Voters can use blank ballots to write party letters or nicknames in blue ink.
- 03Personal markings on ballots or envelopes will invalidate a vote.
- 04Placing multiple ballots or four or more identical ballots in an envelope will disqualify the vote.
- 05Voters should report damaged ballots or shortages to the polling station committee.
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