Elections Committee clarifies: This is what to do in the event of a damaged or missing ballot paper
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The Central Elections Committee provided instructions for voters who find their ballot paper damaged or missing. Voters should contact the polling clerk to obtain a proper replacement. If a specific list note is missing, a white note may be used instead. In that case, the letters of the list must be written using blue ink.
The Central Elections Committee clarified that a voter who encounters a damaged ballot should contact the polling clerk to receive a proper ballot. In the event that a note from the requested list is missing, a white note can be used and the letters of the list can only be written on it in blue ink.