![]() Nearly 1 million registered voters were expected to drop marbles into one of six ballot bins, each adorned with the face and name of a candidate. Long lines of Gambians came to vote to exercise their democratic rights as demands for justice in the post-Jammeh era rise. BANJUL, Gambia (AP) - Election officials started counting marble votes Saturday in Gambia after the polls closed in the country’s first presidential election in decades that does not include former dictator Yahya Jammeh, a milestone seen as a test of democracy in the West African country.
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