The spokesman reminded electors that they should mark a "tick" sign in the circle space opposite the name of the candidate for whom he wished to vote.
For the Labour FC, which has two vacancies to fill, two "ticks" may be marked against two candidates' names of the elector's choice.
The elector should then fold the ballot paper(s) to conceal the mark and come out of the polling booth.
The folded ballot paper(s) should then be put into the ballot box in the presence of the polling staff, the white GC ballot paper into the white ballot box, the coloured FC ballot paper into the red ballot box.
The elector should then return the cardboard to the polling staff and leave the polling station.
A total of 32 specified polling stations will be open for the physically handicapped electors who need to go to an accessible polling station to vote. These stations are part of the 204 polling stations accessible to the physically handicapped electors.
A total of 129 candidates will vie for 51 seats. Nine candidates were elected uncontested.
Tomorrow, the three members of the Boundary and Election Commission (BEC) will visit polling stations throughout the territory to supervise the conduct of the elections.
"It is the responsibility for the BEC to ensure that elections are to be conducted openly, honestly and fairly," the spokesman said.
End/Saturday, September 16, 1995
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