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The election watchdog has urged voters to refrain from taking ballot paper “selfies” in tomorrow’s election, as images would “undermine the secrecy of the vote”.
“Voters are reminded that it is an offence to take and/or publish photographs which reveal a person’s vote on a ballot paper.”
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