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Advance voting
The Election Commission has set up 900 polling stations throughout the country for advance voting today and tomorrow and will have more than 80,000 for the general election next weekend.
Published on December 15, 2007
The sale of alcohol is banned between 6pm yesterday and midnight tomorrow due to balloting.
Election Commission member Prapun Naigowit yesterday warned political parties not to advertise near polling stations as it would break electoral law.
Prapun said advance voting was exclusively for those who could not return to home constituencies. Problems could be created if those who did not need to vote early did so, he said.
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