Polling day

How long before the election is the polling announced by the president?

• 30 days

• 45 days

• 60 days

• 90 days

Who informs the voters about the voting locations and times in their municipalities?

• the president

• the mayor

• the political parties

• the district election committee

Where can voters find the addresses of the polling stations for each district?

• on the voting booth screens

• in the election register

• in the announcement provided by the mayor

• on the ballot papers

What must happen before voters are given ballot papers at the polling station?

• their identity must be verified against the election register

• they must complete a written test on their knowledge of the candidates

• they must take an oath of allegiance to the government

• they must show proof at their party affiliation

When are voters informed about voting locations and times in their municipalities?

• At least 15 days before the date of the elections

• At least 30 days before the date of the elections

• At least 45 days before the date of the elections

• At least 60 days before the date of the elections

Where does the act of voting take place?

• In a public area

• In the presence of the election committee

• In the voter's car

• In a private booth behind a screen

Who checks the voters' names against the election register?

• The candidates

• The voters themselves

• The police

• The election committee

Can members of the district election committee provide assistance to voters with disabilities or who cannot read

• Yes

• No

What happens if voters fail to enter the section designated for the completion of ballot papers?

• They are not allowed to vote

• They can vote, but their ballot papers are invalid

• They are allowed to vote, but with assistance from a member of the election committee

• They are given extra time to vote