As you'll see, it doesn't always have to be an X - but two strikes and you're out. You must make your intentions plain and you mustn't do anything that could identify you.
Saturday 13 February 2010
What marks the box?
Very interesting page here from the Electoral Commission about what can and can't be accepted as a legitimate, unambiguous mark on a ballot paper.
As you'll see, it doesn't always have to be an X - but two strikes and you're out. You must make your intentions plain and you mustn't do anything that could identify you.
As you'll see, it doesn't always have to be an X - but two strikes and you're out. You must make your intentions plain and you mustn't do anything that could identify you.
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Interesting - thanks for linking this. I was wondering the other day how much leeway voters are given in this area.
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