Indonesian voters greeted with chocolates, candy on Valentine's Day


A man poses with a sweet treat as he shows his finger inked to mark that he has already voted during the election at a Valentine's Day-themed polling station in Solo, Central Java on Feb 14, 2024. - AP

DENPASAR: Heart-shaped balloons, chocolate and pink candy welcomed voters to a polling station in the city of Denpasar on Indonesia's resort island of Bali during the presidential election on Wednesday (Feb 14), Valentine's Day.

Voters were greeted at the 026 Tunjungsari Polling Station by women dressed in pink traditional clothing, handing out chocolates instead of how-to-vote cards.

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