Why do you have to dye your fingers purple before voting?

In 2022, Riverside County in Southern California, the United States, exposed a major ballot loophole - 5,000 duplicate ballots were mailed out. According to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), duplicate ballots are designed for emergency use in special circumstances where ballots are damaged or improperly marked and cannot be voted, but they are extremely easy to become a tool for election fraud.

In order to ensure the fairness of "one person, one vote", Malaysia began to implement the use of indelible election ink to avoid duplicate voting in 2012. The first section of the index finger of a person who has voted must be soaked in indelible ink to mark it to prevent duplicate voting.

Interestingly, in order to stimulate young people's willingness to vote, many businesses have launched activities such as "black fingers" in exchange for free drinks or food, or enjoy bill discounts. A cup of milk tea can enhance people's sense of political participation and revitalize the economy through election activities.

Obooc election ink has excellent performance, safe and stable quality

1. Long-lasting color: applied to human fingers or nails, according to the requirements of Congress, it is guaranteed that the marking color will not fade for 3-30 days to ensure the fairness of "one person, one vote";

2. Strong adhesion: waterproof and oil-proof, difficult to clean with ordinary detergents, and cannot be cleaned by alcohol wiping or citric acid soaking;

3.Easy to use: safe and non-toxic, it dries quickly within 10 to 20 seconds after being applied to human fingers or nails, and oxidizes to black-brown after exposure to light, suitable for large-scale election activities of presidents and governors of countries in Asia, Africa and other countries.

Obooc Official Chinese website

http://www.obooc.com/

Obooc Official English website

http://www.indelibleink.com.cn/