An election and a polling station. After the election the votes are counted

The video explains the voting process, emphasizing privacy and equality. It describes how votes are cast without distinction among population groups and how the ballot box is unsealed for counting. The focus is on voting for individuals based on their suitability for council positions, not political parties.

What is the primary setting for casting a vote according to the video?

• In a community hall

• At home

• In the privacy of a voting booth

• In a public square

How are different population groups treated during the voting process?

• They are given different voting times

• They are treated equally

• They vote in separate locations

• They have different voting rights

What happens to the ballot box once voting concludes?

• It is opened to count the votes

• It is destroyed

• It is sealed permanently

• It is sent to a central office

On what basis are candidates evaluated for the council member role?

• Their political party

• Their popularity

• Their suitability for the role

• Their campaign budget

Are votes cast for political parties or individuals?

• None of the above

• Political parties

• Individuals

• Both parties and individuals