Guidelines on voting

Presidential Election - January 26, 2010:

There are 22 symbols on the ballot paper. The names and symbols of candidates appear against their respective symbols. Voters could mark one cross against the symbol of their choice or mark preferences (1), (2) and (3) against the symbols of three candidates of their choice.

If more than three preferences are marked on the ballot paper, the particular ballot paper would be invalidated.

Disabled voters would be assisted by Junior Presiding Officers to cast their vote.