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Law on Election of Councillors and Representatives (amended in 2011)

Article 82

82.1 An elector may cast his/her vote for only one list of candidates on the ballot paper.

82.2 The voting shall be performed by encircling the ordinal number before the title of the chosen list of candidates, or by circling the title of the list, or by circling the name and surname of the leader of the list.

82.3 An elector shall fold the marked ballot papers himself/herself in a manner that it cannot be seen whom he/she has voted for, and to leave free the control coupon, after which, by holding a folded ballot paper in hand, shall go to the member of the Polling Board determined by drawing lots and, if needed, to the member determined by the Polling Board, to take off the control coupon from the ballot paper, at its punched part. The elector shall then place the ballot paper into an appropriate ballot box and leave the polling station.

82.4 The member of the Polling Board referred to in paragraph 3 of this Article shall line up the control coupons separated from the ballot papers according to the sequence of serial numbers and shall keep them in the manner prescribed by rules set down by the REC.