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This voter joyfully shows off his pinky with ink, a sign that he voted.
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As voting comes to an end, a woman casts the last of three votes in Jakarta.
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Election officials publicly show the ballot to witnesses to help increase transparency.
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As Election Day turns to election night, these officials continue to examine a ballot.
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Election official loudly calls out each vote.
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Nails ready to punch ballots – in Indonesia ballots are punched not marked with a pen.
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Counting in front of witnesses.
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Getting ballots ready for counting – in Indonesia all polling stations close at 1:00 p.m. and counting begins at the polling station level shortly thereafter.
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This man proudly shows off his pinky-finger that has been dipped in ink.
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Heads down as these two voters mark their ballots.
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A parent marking his ballot as this kids look on.
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The election commission (KPU) made efforts to increase access by providing street level polling stations like this one.
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All the voting booths are occupied. These screens help protect the secrecy of each person's vote.
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A polling official welcoming a voter as she slips her ballot into the box.
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Voters scrutinize the ballot before casting their own.
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Election officials unpack polling kits prior to the opening of the polling station.