(1) A separate room or booth shall be installed in the polling premises where a voter alone shall place in the ballot envelope one ballot paper and seal the envelope. (2) On the ballot paper alongside the surnames of the candidates, a voter may at his or her discretion make a mark "+", not make a mark or strike out the given name or surname of the candidate. (3) A voter shall make a "+" mark opposite the surname of a candidate if he or she especially supports the election of such a candidate. If the voter does not support a candidate from the existing candidates in the ballot paper, he or she shall strike out the given name or surname of such candidate. The voter may also place an unchanged ballot paper (without marks) into the ballot envelope. (4) A voter shall personally place the sealed ballot envelope in the presence of a member of the polling station commission in a sealed ballot box. (5) If a voter has damaged the paper or the envelope prior to placing the ballot paper in the ballot envelope and sealing it, he or she shall be issued with a new envelope or new ballot papers of all nominated lists of candidates. The voter shall sign in the list of participating voters for the receipt of new ballot papers or ballot envelope. [25 May 2023]
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