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When you vote in a referendum, you need to mark the paper to show your choice. You do this by putting a tick in the circle next to the option you want to vote for. If there is more than one question in the referendum, you will do this for each separate question.
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A person voting for a question in a referendum must mark the referendum voting paper by placing a tick in the circle immediately beside the option the person wishes to vote for.
Subsection (1) applies to each separate question if there is more than 1 question in the referendum.
