The posted ballots are counted on the 16th anytime after midnight. The election law provides that if you need help voting, you can get it. If you have a physical disability or cannot read, you may choose a person to help you vote. If you are ill and can't make it to the polling station may vote at home. To do this, you must notify the district electoral body no later than 3 days before the elections, that is, by October 12.
Every voter is assigned to a particular polling station, usually located in schools.
The electoral commission in your district should inform you where specifically you are to vote. You have until September 30 to make sure that you are on the registration list so if you don't receive this information or are not sure where to vote, be sure to contact your local election commission before then to find out. No one shall be allowed to vote by proxy. Votes shall be cast in a secret ballot. This piece of paper will have the name of the constituency, the designation of the electoral district, and the names and serial numbers of candidates.