We have come to the end of a very difficult process. On May 14, we will all fulfill our civic duty. How well do we know about voting? According to the information we received from the “Ballcard Observer Training” prepared by Oy ve Ötesi, you can measure how many times you can do in this 11-question test.
Now it’s time to fulfill our duty as a people. We have come to the end of the election period, which has been our main agenda for about 2 months, with this Sunday. (If the election is in the second round, we will continue for a while.) It was an extremely difficult process for both the politicians and us the public. Well, it is the duty of every citizen. Do we have enough information about voting?
to you Prepared by Oy ve Ötesi We prepared a test with the information we received from the “Background Observer Training”. How many of these questions can you answer correctly?
1) How many political party members can be in a ballot box committee?
a) 4
B) 5
C) 6
D) 11
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2) At least how many officials should be in order for the election to start?
a) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
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3) Between what time and what time will the voting process continue on May 14?
A) 07:00 – 16:00
B) 07:00 – 17:00
C) 08:00 – 18:00
D) 08:00 – 17:00
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4) Which one does not act as an official document to be used in voter identification?
A) Identity Card
B) Passport
C) Driver’s License
D) Debit card registered in your name
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5) Which fingerprint is taken in the fingerprint used for illiterate voters?
A) Right thumb
B) Right index finger
C) left thumb
D) left index finger
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6) Can you still vote if it passes 17:00 while you are waiting in line?
A) Yes
B) No
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7) Which of the following reasons does not cause the ballot papers to be invalid?
A) The compasses are not in the shape and color determined by the YSK
B) Presence of stamps printed or overflowed in more than one presidential candidate field
C) Ballot papers that are not stamped with “Yes” or “Preference”
D) The torn ballot papers during the opening of the envelopes and the reading of the votes.
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8) Is the vote in the image below valid?
A) Valid
B) Invalid
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9) Which of the 3 votes in the image below are valid or invalid, respectively?
A) 1 and 2 are valid, 3 are invalid.
B) 1 is valid, 2 and 3 are invalid.
C) 1, 2 and 3 are valid.
D) 1 and 3 are valid, 2 are invalid.
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10) Will the vote of a voter who has voted as in the image below be considered valid?
A) Valid
B) Invalid
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11) Finally, do you think this vote, which caught it by the end, is considered valid?
A) Valid
B) Invalid
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We prepared our questions through the “Balloon Observer Training” prepared by Oy ve Ötesi. You can view this detailed training by clicking here. You can also watch the video prepared by Oy ve Ötesi below.
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