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The 2016 elections are expected to be free and fair meaning that no one should either deliberately or inadvertently do things that could derail the processes at the polling station.
In today's Voting School series on electoral offenses, Fiifi Koomson explores why an electoral officer would come into conflict with the law if they drink while attending to voters at the polling station.
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