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What is put on the finger after voting?

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Correct answer: Indelible ink

Direct answer: A, indelible ink. After a voter has been processed and casts a vote, election staff apply a distinctive indelible-ink mark to a finger as part of the polling procedure. The mark is intended to remain visible for a period and helps indicate that the person has already voted, thereby discouraging repeated voting at the same election. A is correct because indelible means difficult to remove or erase quickly. B is wrong because oil is not the official mark used to identify a voter who has voted. C is wrong because soil is not a controlled election mark and can be removed or transferred. D is wrong because water leaves no lasting identifying mark. The ink is one safeguard in the procedure; it does not by itself replace the voter list or identity verification. Memory cue: after voting, the finger gets ink—not oil, soil, or water.

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Indelible InkVoting ProcedureElection SecurityPollingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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