Early in the morning, people lined up to walk to the voting window and present their documents.
Due to the direct interference of voters in the presidential direct election system in Lemar, various election malpractices, such as duplicate voting, need to be avoided.
They distributed something akin to a voting card to every adult in Lemar.
This item is about the size of three regular business cards, containing basic voter information, along with a table.
Each cell in the table represents the process of exercising a vote in the election. If the voter has voted, a hole is punched in the cell, indicating that the voter has exercised their voting rights and obligations in this election.
If not, the ballot they submit will be sealed together with the punched-out hole.
