ECZ Chief Electoral Officer Brown Kasaro has explained that the proposal to remove the official stamp from ballot papers will not affect their security features. Kasaro adds that once the Commission announces the newly delimitated boundaries, the law provides that citizens can challenge the outcome of the delimitation process in the Constitutional Court before general elections. Asked on KBN TV to clarify the ‘official mark’ debate, Kasaro said ballot papers have security features that cannot be tampered with. He added that in the past, the Commission had noticed that some ballot papers were rejected due to officers failing to stamp the ballot papers. “Maybe let me delve in a little bit more detail on that, let’s start by the rationale....
