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Deji Adeyanju shares photo of what the presidential ballot paper in Kenya looks like
Political activist, Deji Adeyanju has shared what the presidential ballot paper in Kenya looks like. At the ongoing presidential election in the country, the ballot paper could be seen designed with photographs of the aspirants and their running mates
Moreso it also comes with each candidate’s party name and logo
Kindly check the picture below
Capturing the image, the activist mention the name of the candidates that his friend in the country voted for.
According to him ” My friends just voted for Raila. The presidential ballot papers in Kenya come with pictures of the candidates and their running mates” He wrote
Kindly check his post below
It would be recalled that a Catholic priest a few weeks ago shared something like the above picture and advised the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to adopt that kind of ballot paper during the forthcoming general election in 2023
Picture of what he shared below
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According to him and some other people who shared it, it would enhance those who are not educated to be able to identify their candidate with their pictures even if they can’t identify the party Logo
What do you think?
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