There is something to be said for the principle that wherever possible people should go to the polling station and register their vote.
Is it a fact that where 50 householders get together in one village or hamlet they can have a polling station allowed to them?
Why should disabled people be denied the right to go to a polling station and vote when they want to?
In the past, sous-pr'fecture officials have experienced difficulty in designating even one official e representative of each political party in order to monitor the elections at each polling station. 33.
Based on this revised measure they found that approximately 48 per cent of eligible voters reported that they actually went to the central polling station to vote.
The areas to be covered by each group were: training of polling station officials, the computerised vote-tabulation system, and general management of the elections.
He protested against the violations of the electoral act and denied signing the form declaring a proper opening of the polling station.
As a result, their study excluded all proxy votes and only counted people who physically attended the central polling station.
