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Really Shocking: Whole Group Of PAP Candidates Right Inside Polling Area

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Fucking bastards in white want to 'extend their climate of FEAR' right inside the polling station so the voters would be too scare NOT to mark a cross for them!

As a matter of fact these bastards and all there chosen duty officers in various polling stations have placed the booths to mark the voting slip in such a way, that they are able to observe who the voters would mark the cross for in the voting slips.

Definitely orders from 'above' for a desperate incumbent for 2015 election.
 
Don't be alarmed. It is allowed. Below is the extract from http://www.eld.gov.sg/pdf/PEC_handbook.pdf. However, next time maybe can pretend to approach and talk to them. They are not suppose to talk to voters.

6.6. Things that candidates/polling agents are allowed to do/prohibited from doing
Bear in mind that voting is compulsory. As such, it is an offence to dissuade someone from giving his vote at an election.
Candidates and polling agents must wear their official identification tags at all times while in any polling station. However, only the candidate will be allowed to wear party logos when visiting polling stations in the constituency he/she seeks election.
 
Don't be alarmed. It is allowed. Below is the extract from http://www.eld.gov.sg/pdf/PEC_handbook.pdf. However, next time maybe can pretend to approach and talk to them. They are not suppose to talk to voters.

6.6. Things that candidates/polling agents are allowed to do/prohibited from doing
Bear in mind that voting is compulsory. As such, it is an offence to dissuade someone from giving his vote at an election.
Candidates and polling agents must wear their official identification tags at all times while in any polling station. However, only the candidate will be allowed to wear party logos when visiting polling stations in the constituency he/she seeks election.

Bro, thanks for the info.
 
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