1. Voters shall vote in person and by secret ballot. It shall be prohibited for a person to vote instead of another person or to vote by proxy. A voter who, by reason of his physical disability, is unable to cast a ballot himself, may vote with the assistance of another person whom he trusts as laid down in Paragraph 5 of Article 64 of this Law. If the secret of another person’s voting has come to the knowledge of anyone, it shall be prohibited to disclose it. 2. It shall be prohibited to control the will of the voters during the elections. It shall be prohibited during the voting to influence the will of an elector to vote for or against any candidate or a list of candidates. A voter must have adequate conditions to mark his ballot in privacy and without interference. It shall be prohibited to handle the ballot in such a way that the secret of voting might be disclosed.
§ Article 6Secret Ballot
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