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On election day, there are are number of things that the
public should be aware of:
DO
- Do ensure that you are registered before you vote by
checking the voters list in the polling division for your name.
- Do ensure that you carry some form of Identification with
you when you go out to vote.
Don't
- Do not sell any intoxicating liquor during polling hours.
- Employers: Do not prevent employees from going out to vote.
- Election Officers: Do not seek to persuade any person to
vote or attempt to find out where someone is voting.
- Do not use any means of political propaganda such as
loudspeakers, buntings, ensigns, symbols, banners, standards, set of colours,
or flags on polling day.
- Do not congregate or assemble within 100 yards of any
polling station.
- Do not seek to proposition or influence any elector within
100 yards of the polling station.
- Do not seek to bribe anyone with the objective of getting
them to vote a certain way.
- Do not forge or intentionally destroy any ballot paper and
do not place any other paper other than the ballot paper into any ballot
box.
- Do not interfere in any way with the ballot box.
- Do not induce any voter to display his ballot paper after
he/she has marked it.
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