Voting Procedures and KPPS Responsibilities

The video tutorial outlines the procedures for preparing and conducting a voting process, including the roles and responsibilities of KPPS members. It covers the preparation phase, the voting process, handling special voter cases, vote counting, and post-voting procedures. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of accuracy and transparency in each step to ensure a fair election.

What is one of the first steps KPPS takes during the preparation phase?

• Announcing the voting day and location

• Opening the ballot boxes

• Taking the oath

• Counting the votes

What must KPPS members do before starting the voting session?

• Count the votes

• Announce the results

• Take an oath

• Distribute the ballots

What does KPPS 4 ask voters to show for verification?

• Utility bill

• Surat C notification and electronic ID

• Driver's license

• Passport

What is KPPS 5's role during the voting process?

• Ensuring voters sign the attendance list

• Counting the votes

• Opening the ballot boxes

• Announcing the results

What are voters reminded not to bring into the voting booth?

• Pets

• Books and magazines

• Food and drinks

• Telephones and recording devices

What should a voter do if they are not listed in the DPT or DPTb?

• Come back at 12 PM

• Call the election commission

• Vote immediately

• Leave the polling station

What happens one hour before the voting session ends?

• Votes are counted

• KPPS announces the remaining time

• New voters are registered

• Voting is closed

What is the first step in the vote counting process?

• Distributing the ballots

• Opening the ballot boxes

• Announcing the results

• Taking an oath

Who assists the KPPS chair in opening the ballot boxes?

• Voters

• Election commission

• Other KPPS members

• Security personnel

What should be done if there is an objection to the vote count?

• Recount the votes

• Document the objection and proceed

• Cancel the election

• Ignore the objection