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  1. Every form of voting by proxy is excluded, and only the electors present may cast a vote.
  2. Every election is carried out by way of a ballot by secret votes written on voting papers and, indeed, written by the electors themselves. Our legislation excludes election by compromise.1
  3. For a vote to be valid, it is required that it be free, secret, certain, determined, and absolute. (See CCL 172, § 1.) 
  4. According to our law, no one may validly vote for
    himself.
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