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In some countries, those who have voted have their fingers dyed to confirm the fact and are not therefore eligible to vote a second time
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A voting finger is a colloquial term used to describe holding one's finger inked after casting a vote in an election. It is a symbolic gesture to show that an individual has exercised their right to vote. The ink is typically applied to the index finger as a way to prevent double voting.
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Is voting mandartory in voting in Mexico?
no
What does voting entrench?
Voting entrenched
Are there any consequence for voting?
only for NOT voting
What is voting phobia called?
fear of voting
Does voting cost?
No, voting is absolutely free.
What is Referendum voting?
Citizens voting directly on a proposed law
What are the piano finger numbers?
Your thumb is finger 1, your index finger is finger 2, your middle finger is finger 3, your ring finger is finger 4, and your pinky is finger 5
What are the cons of voting?
No cons of voting, just cons of uneducated/biased/racist/etc people voting
Voting based on what a candidate pledges to do in the future if elected is?
This is known as issue-voting or issue-based voting.
How did voting rights change in Europe due to the revolts of of the mid 1800s?
Most countries did not expand voting rights.France and Great Britain expanded voting rights.Only a few countries expanded voting rights.
Is voting a requirement in Japan?
There is no compulsory voting in Japan.
Voting electionswhat responsibility is that?
Voting is a civic responsibility.
