Election Ink Marking—A More Reliable Traditional Method of Voting

Election ink is widely used in presidential and state elections across Asian and African countries. This indelible ink resists removal by ordinary detergents and lasts 3 to 30 days, ensuring the integrity of "one person, one vote." This traditional method is less common in technologically advanced regions.

Election ink is commonly used for presidential and continental elections in countries such as Asia and Africa

In 2020, a vote-counting crisis occurred in Green Bay, Wisconsin, when a machine stopped due to ink depletion, halting the process. Officials urgently reallocated resources to restore operations.

In modern elections that heavily rely on electronic systems, a technical malfunction can plunge the entire election process into chaos.

The marking of election ink is not restricted by electronic devices

India, a democracy with a large population and a complex electoral system, sees over 800 million voters casting their ballots annually using marker ink—a system that has been in place for 60 years.

Aobozi Election Ink boasts high security, durability, and anti-counterfeiting properties, making it a reliable supplier of election supplies.

Aobozi election ink has high security, durability, and anti-counterfeiting properties