ballot papers

Accompanying the ballot papers shall be any information provided by the candidates to the General Manager regarding their candidacy.

Back in June, when campaigning kicked off, Lula told the nation that without him there would be a void on the ballot papers.

And the late delivery of ballot papers, which were securely printed abroad, delayed the voting by a week.

The organization also cited a number of instances of group voting and of voters taking photographs of their marked ballot papers.

Others, he said, defaced their ballot papers.

Winning candidates piled up huge victories on high turnouts in places where the ballot papers had never even arrived.

When the head of the armed forces refused to carry out an order to distribute the ballot papers, the president sacked him.

Any desired abbreviation of the name for use on ballot papers.

This caused long queues and in places there was a shortage of ballot papers and ballot boxes.

park. com Sealed box with a slit in the lid, into which voters place their ballot papers.

Besides, Mr Arman and the other politicians supposedly boycotting the election still appear on the ballot papers.

Why didn't the government provide enough ballot papers in big cities where Mousavi had a huge number of supporters?

The candidates' names and symbols have already been printed on ballot papers.

What percentage of the population can read the ballot papers?

An abbreviated name may be registered for use on ballot papers.

The preparations have been dogged with logistical setbacks and blunders such as inaccurate or undelivered ballot papers.

In Beijing, for the first time in more than two decades, people got their names on the ballot papers without official backing.

Sealed box into which ballot papers is put.

particulars relating to candidates on ballot papers legislative council regulation