sheet (both sides may be printed). (3) ) The number of booklet-type election campaign bulletins provided for in paragraph (1) shall not exceed the aggregate of the number of households in the relevant constituency, the estimated number of persons who are expected to file a home voting report, and the estimated number of applicants under paragraph (5), while the number of leaflet-type election campaign bulletins shall not exceed the number of the households in the relevant constituency. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2012; Jan. 17, 2014> (4) Any candidate may prepare election campaign bulletins of one kind (hereinafter referred to as "election campaign bulletins in braille") for eligible voters with visual impairments (referring to persons with visual impairments who are registered pursuant to Article 32 of the Act on Welfare of Persons with Disabilities; hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply) within two times of the number of pages of booklet-type election campaign bulletins under paragraph (2), other than the election campaign bulletins referred to in paragraph (1): Provided, That a candidate running in a presidential election, an election of constituency members of the National Assembly, or an election of the heads of local governments shall prepare and submit election campaign bulletins in braille; however, such election campaign bulletins may be substituted by print-ready barcodes whose contents are converted into voice or braille output. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Jan. 25, 2010; Aug. 13, 2015; Apr. 6, 2018; Dec. 29, 2020> (5) A military person or police officer who stays in a military base or military ship for a long term according to statutes or regulations, among eligible voters who can vote at an early voting polling station, may request the competent Gu/Si/Gun election commission in writing or through the web-site of the National Election Commission to send booklet-type election campaign bulletins to his or her place of residence during the period for preparation of the official list of eligible voters. In such cases, the relevant base commander or the chief of the relevant police agency shall inform the military persons or police officers under his or her control of the fact that they may request the election campaign bulletins to be sent to their place of residence by the day before the commencement of the period for preparation of the official list of eligible voters. <Newly Inserted on Jan. 17, 2014; Aug. 13, 2015> (6) The election campaign bulletins shall be submitted and distributed in any of the following manners: <Amended on Jan. 25, 2010; Jul. 28, 2011; Jan. 17, 2012; Jan. 17, 2014> 1. A presidential election: (a) Booklet-type election campaign bulletins (including election campaign bulletins in braille): Every candidate shall submit his or her booklet-type election campaign bulletins to the Gu/Si/Gun election commission having jurisdiction over the constituency, in which they are to be distributed, not later than six days after the deadline for the registration of candidates (in cases of additional registration under Article 51, not later than two days after the deadline for the additional registration), and the competent election commission shall inspect them and dispatch them by mail to each household in the constituency under its jurisdiction within three days after the deadline for the submission and shall also dispatch them by mail to the electors listed on the electoral register for reported abode voters along with an abode ballot paper in accordance with Article 154;