PUBLIC
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BASIC
ELECTION INFORMATION |
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Dear
Citizens,
A
very important event and a very serious
decision is upon us, which will have
huge significance for our future. On
Wednesday, April 14, between 7 a.m.
and 7 p.m. go out to your polling stations
and vote for a president of the Republic
of Macedonia.
According
to the law, you have to vote in person,
and therefore make sure you take your
personal ID card or passport.
Remember,
you all have an important role in contributing
to peaceful, dignified and successful
elections.
These
elections are for our country, for the
present but also for future generations.
Your
vote is only your right . . . use it! |
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EACH
VOTE MAKES A DIFFERENCE |
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People
often say “I don’t have a choice
or my vote doesn’t matter.”
We all have a choice. We know
what is best for us, for our
families, and for the future
of our country. We deserve –
and Macedonia is capable – of
a successful election.
I’m going to do my part. I’ll
give my vote on 14 April (28
April).
What about you?
Your vote is your right . .
. use it! |
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SECRECY
OF THE VOTE |
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On
14 April (28 April), I am going
to make an important decision.
I’m going to elect the President
of the Republic of Macedonia.
I
can’t tell you for whom I’m
going to vote. My vote is secret.
I can tell you that it is important
for each of us - and for our
country -to participate in elections.
Your vote is your right . .
. use it!
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VOTE
IN PERSON |
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I am a citizen of the Republic
of Macedonia. I know my rights
and I am going to use them.
On 14 April (28 April), I am
going to vote. I am going to
vote in person. I’m going to
make the choice that is best
for me and for my future.
Your vote is your right . .
. use it! |
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