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The May 29 elections are fast approaching and voters must understand the voting process.
One common worry is of unintentionally spoiling a ballot by voting for party A, instead of party B, for example.
The Electoral Commission of South Africa
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The May 29 elections are fast approaching and voters must understand the voting process.
One common worry is of unintentionally spoiling a ballot by voting for party A, instead of party B, for example.
The Electoral Commission of South Africa
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