At the 2013 municipal election in Israel, there were 8 municipalities where there was only one candidate to the mayor's office. One of them was the city of Kiryat Motzkin.<br>At the picture, the order of the ballot papers in one of the ballot stations at the city. Aside from the white papers for electing the parties to the local council, there's only one yellow paper with a name on it (of Haim Tzuri) and next to it, green papers. Putting a green paper in the yellow envelope meant opposing the candidate to the mayor's office.
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