Art. 7 Ordinance for the Implementation of the Law on Political Rights

1 The officer in charge of maintaining the electoral register is responsible for providing voting materials. These materials are sent to the voters in envelopes approved by the State Chancellery, which are reused for mail-in voting by voters who wish to vote in this manner.

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3 For travelers, the voting materials are sent to the address provided by the voter at the time of their registration request in the electoral register.

4 A duplicate of the voter card can be obtained no later than forty-eight hours before the opening of the polls. The new issued card must be marked "duplicate." At the opening of the polls, the municipal administration informs the electoral office of the names of the persons who have obtained a duplicate.

5 A voter who has lost or inadvertently destroyed their mail-in voting envelope can request a new one from the municipal administration.