US EditionI Vote Blindly, with Faith or with Accord: This Is How the Elderly Paid in the Judicial Election
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In the judicial election of the west of the city there was everything, talking about the vote issued by older adults. From a person of the elderly who took 27 minutes, 27!, to vote, apparently one of the highest records of the day; going through the case of a man with hearing and visual impairment who was helped to cast his vote for a polling officer, to the story of another citizen who chose his “random” cocks, other voters who carried their ac…
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