The election stamp is a crucial part of the voting process. Here's everything you need to know:

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Receive Your Ballot Paper: After verification, you'll receive your ballot paper from the polling officer.

2. Enter the Voting Booth: Proceed to the designated private voting booth to maintain ballot secrecy.

3. Locate Your Candidate: Find the name and election symbol of your chosen candidate on the ballot paper.

4. Apply the Stamp Correctly:

   • Use the stamp provided in the voting booth
   • Press firmly within the box next to your candidate's name and symbol
   • Ensure the stamp mark is clear and inside the designated box
   • Do not stamp multiple boxes

5. Fold the Ballot: Fold your ballot paper properly to maintain secrecy.

6. Cast Your Vote: Place the folded ballot in the ballot box provided.

Important Points to Remember

• One stamp only: Stamping multiple boxes will invalidate your vote
• Clear impression: Make sure the stamp is clearly visible
• Inside the box: The stamp must be completely within the designated box
• Don't mark with pen: Only use the official stamp provided
• Maintain secrecy: Don't show your ballot to anyone

Invalid Vote Examples

Your vote will be considered invalid if:

• You stamp more than one candidate
• The stamp is outside the designated box
• You make additional marks or write on the ballot
• The ballot is damaged or torn

Remember: Your vote is your voice in democracy. Make it count!