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Postal votes received after the opening of the ballot will not be counted. Voters who have voted by post may not take part in the vote at the meeting.
The president of the organising council or, failing that, the president of the National Council, shall send to all the electors within the jurisdiction of the body concerned, at least fifteen days bef…
During on-site voting, lists of pairs of candidates or candidates, identical to those mentioned in article R. 4125-10, and envelopes are made available to the voters present. The opening of the ballot…
Where votes are cast by post, they must be sent to or deposited with the head office of the relevant organising council. Voting closes on election day at the time specified when the elections are anno…
The ballot paper may not contain, on pain of nullity, a number of names greater than the number of titular seats and, where applicable, substitutes, pairs of candidates or candidates to be filled, nor…
Regardless of how the vote is conducted, the votes are counted without interruption on the day of the election, at the head office of the Council concerned, in a public meeting, under the supervision…
The results of the elections are published on the websites of the Council concerned and of the National Council, as well as in the first bulletin of the National Order published after the elections.
Postal votes are kept in a box, sealed in the presence of the relevant Council office. The surnames, first names and addresses of postal voters are recorded in the order in which they are received.
The prefect is responsible for checking that people are fit to work, as set out in article L. 5421-1.
Pôle emploi provides the social security bodies with the information they need to guarantee the social rights of those receiving replacement income.
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