South Korea's ousted leader is expected to spend election day alone in a solitary cell without any visitors. Park Geun-hye has been jailed at a detention centre since March in a small cell. <br/><br/>She will be kept in the dark about the voting for most of the day. Park's first news about the election to select her successor will come when the government-approved TV channel at the detention centre broadcasts its first news program at about 8 pm this evening.<br/><br/>Before that, she might watch a scheduled documentary about the US presidential system. <br/><br/>No visitors are allowed on holidays. Park was impeached in March and detained on corruption charges.