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Given the recent elections, and claims of rigging in several constituencies, there come to my mind several questions about the ballot papers themselves.
1. All the ballot papers seem to be printed on ordinary paper with no serial numbers or any other information that can be used to trace a particular ballot paper. Why is that?
2. Given the above, how do we know just how many ballot papers were printed and distributed for each seat?
3. Were there any safeguards to prevent extra ballot papers being printed and prepared beforehand?
4. Is there a way to audit the production, distribution and security of the ballot papers throughout the process?
This information should be made public for all parties to examine and follow up.
@Awesome @nuclearpak @Aeronaut @Elmo @TaimiKhan @Oscar
Any thoughts on this please?
1. All the ballot papers seem to be printed on ordinary paper with no serial numbers or any other information that can be used to trace a particular ballot paper. Why is that?
2. Given the above, how do we know just how many ballot papers were printed and distributed for each seat?
3. Were there any safeguards to prevent extra ballot papers being printed and prepared beforehand?
4. Is there a way to audit the production, distribution and security of the ballot papers throughout the process?
This information should be made public for all parties to examine and follow up.
@Awesome @nuclearpak @Aeronaut @Elmo @TaimiKhan @Oscar
Any thoughts on this please?
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