They were also represented by photographs intended to help illiterate voters . ( In Egypt, for similar reasons, symbols like a camel, a crescent or a Ramadan lamp are used to represent parties on ballots .)
42.
In Alabama, the Perry County Civic League's members'assisting illiterate voters by marking a ballot on their behalf was deemed " proxy voting " and " voting more than once " and thus held to be illegal.
43.
Poll workers bent the rules of secrecy to help illiterate voters find the box they wanted to check, but did not seem to abuse the role-at least not in the view of a reporter who visited a dozen sites.
44.
Final results from the voting in the West Bank and Gaza Strip are not expected until late February while elections officials review vote counts and complaints about missing ballot boxes, manipulation of illiterate voters and obstruction of observers at vote-counting.
45.
The regulations amended Sections 59 and 60 of the Electoral Act, providing for electoral officers and police officers to assist illiterate voters ( in the case of Section 59 ) and physically incapacitated voters ( in the case of Section 60 ).
46.
"It's a historic day for Kenya, " said Jacqueline Makau, 40, a secretary at an insurance firm who was given the critical job of explaining ballots to the many illiterate voters in Kibera, the country's largest slum, with about 650, 000 people.
47.
Gimenez, a native of Cuba who says he has voted in every election since 1972, said he filled out an official form changing his signature to an X . Such signatures are acceptable and even common, election officials say, especially among illiterate voters.
48.
Apparently an official in Mrs . Johnson-Sirleaf's party, taking advantage of Andrews'tardiness, had sat down at the open microphone and started objecting to the release of preliminary results, saying he had evidence that soldiers and election officials had " helped " illiterate voters fill out their ballots in Taylor's favor.
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The most easly recognized election crimes are bribing or intimidating voters and forging ballots, but he also noted that it's illegal to seek out elderly or illiterate voters for the purpose of " subjugating their electoral will " or to deny voters the right to mark their ballots in private.
50.
In the original 1967 status plebiscite, then Puerto Rico governor Roberto S�nchez Vilella asked one of his then staff members, future governor Rafael Hern�ndez Col�n to come up with three ideas for art clips, as to identify each of the three status options in the ballot and assist illiterate voters who might not be able to read it.
