§ Article 105(untitled)

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onducting voting on elections of members of the Council of the Republic
 When electing members of the Council of the Republic, each participant in the meeting
votes personally. Voting for other deputies is not allowed.
 Ballots are filled out in a booth or room for secret voting. When voting, a meeting
participant places any sign in the empty squares located to the right of the names of those
candidates for whom he votes, but not more than eight, or in the square located to the right of
the line “Against all candidates.” If the name of only one candidate is included in the ballot, then
when voting for a candidate, the meeting participant puts any sign in the square under the word
“for”, and when voting against a candidate, puts any sign in the square under the word “against”.
 The deputy places the completed ballot in the ballot box. Ballot boxes must be within sight
of the members of the counting commission.

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