Whose election symbol was ‘man’s head’ in ‘The Voter’? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Whose election symbol was ‘man’s head’ in ‘The Voter’?
Answer» In ‘The Voter’, ‘Man’s head’ was the election symbol of the Progressive Organisation Party (POP).

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