BTW – Here’s What Your Numbers Need To Look Like To Make Sure Your Vote Is Valid In Malta
It’s the big day this Saturday 26th when Malta’s election season comes to a head and every voter gets to make their voice heard – if they write the appropriate numerals correctly, that is.
Malta’s voting system allows for votes under specific criteria, with numbers on the voting document needed to be written in specific ways.
You cannot tick, shade out or cross the box near your preferred voting candidate – you need to use numbers, starting from 1, and they need to be written in a very clear way, such as seen below:
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Avoid using cursive style writing, as well as crossing the number 7 – and do not leave any marks in any spaces aside from the boxes near your preferred candidates.
If any of the marks are made not in line with Malta’s electoral rules, they could be scrapped or become “dubious” and would need to be re-assessed.
If you want your vote to count this Saturday, make sure you are sending your vote in validly.
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