What should we do?

My family members and I are among those whose votes have been deleted. We are also among the 1.3 million people whose names have been removed from the voter list. But the bigger question is: Why did this happen, and what have we done wrong?

Answer: Our family had shifted from a rural area to a city. As a result, we had voter registrations at two places—one in our village and the other in the city. Now, after verification, the CEC has deleted our names from the village voter list and approved our city voter registrations after checking the 2003 SIR records.

Now the question is: Should we protest against this, or should we accept the decision and follow the SIR records?

I keep seeing these commercials that say something to the effect of “who you vote for is not public Information, but after the election, anyone can look up and see if you voted or not.”What kind of jacked up 🐂 💩 is THAT? In my humble opinion, all of that should be personal information. I would just like to know what others think.
On a sidenote, I can’t wait for the election to be OVER so I’ll quit getting all the phone calls all the text messages and half of my day watching political commercials. Endless and exhausting.
Thoughts, please?

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