Just disgusting

PNC AKA, apnu/afc supporters are going back to poll stations and are allowed to vote multiple times.

despicable, and I supported them until now. 

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and they doubting too.  :

[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/color][color=rgb(255, 0, 0)][www.inewsguyana.com][/color][color=rgb(137, 136, 136)] – The People’s Progressive Party/Civic has expressed concerns over alleged cases of multiple voting. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]At a news conference at Freedom House on Monday afternoon, the Party noted that persons have been turning up at some polling stations, claiming that they have no ID card. They are then administered an oath and given a ballot to vote. The problem however comes when later on, someone else shows up claiming to be the same person, who had already voted and actually presenting an ID card to [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] back [/color][color=rgb(137, 136, 136)] up their claim. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]PPP/C Executive, Dr. Frank Anthony said they have reports of persons actually removing completely, the ink on their index finger and venturing back to the places of polls to cast a ballot again. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]Another concern raised by the PPP/C has to do with proxy voting. According to Dr. Anthony, persons are being denied their right to vote by proxy, despite being granted same by the Guyana Elections [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] Commission [/color][color=rgb(137, 136, 136)]. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]These concerns raised by the Party reportedly occurred in areas including, Mocha, Belladrum, South Georgetown, etc. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]Dr. Anthony admitted however that the Party’s reports of these incidents are yet to be made to GECOM for verification. He said the report is being compiled and will be filed at an earliest time. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]The PPP/C also noted that the cases mentioned are not widespread. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]When questioned whether raising these issues were part of the Party’s plan to build a case for non-acceptance of the elections result, Dr Anthony responded in the negative and stated that these are basically concerns which they have and which they want investigated. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]Meanwhile, on a general note, Dr. Anthony said the PPP/C is pleased with the voter turnout, but is concerned about the pace at which voting is taking place in some areas, as he explained that the feedback is that there are long [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] queues [/color][color=rgb(137, 136, 136)] at some places of polls. In view of this, the PPP/C is urging its supporters to remain calm and not get frustrated. [/color]
[color=rgb(137, 136, 136)][/size]He also used the opportunity to issue a call to those who have not yet ventured out to the polling station to do so, in the few remaining hours. [/color]

[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]by Zena Henry [/color]
[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)][/size]The Guyana Elections [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] Commission [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)] (GECOM) would be having a stern word with the suppliers of stamps used May 10, Election Day after they would have become dysfunctional just hours into the voting period.

At an press conference held at the  agency's media centre High Street, the top officials reported that there were no major incidents reported just over six and a half hours into voting day, but added that the failure of stamps and more than one polling station was cause for concern.

Meanwhile, barring the beating and arrest of a man in TucVille for allegedly seeking to uplift ballot boxes, defective stamps being used to print the six-digit number on ballot papers and voting by an underage girl in Region Five, the coalition A Partnership for National Unity+ Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) reported that there was no major polling up to about 2 PM.

“The process has been satisfactory thus far….We are satisfied with the process as of now,” said APNU+AFC Co-campaign Manager, Raphael Trotman.

Chairman of the election body Dr. Steve Surujbally said that the agency would have purchased the[/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] stock [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)] of stamps from Code International, a foreign based company, "and we will have to deal with them. They have sent us substandard material and that is not acceptable."

The chairman said it is the second time they have employees the company since the six digit stamp system was employed but it is the first time such a thing has occurred.

The stamps were tested and functioning at that time, the Chair said. He noted however, that he is particularly disturbed by the failures because “we paid our [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] good money [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)] for the stamps and the stamps could not take on after 50 times of usages."
The Chair did say that the agency might have to review in the [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] future [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)] where they are getting the material from.
The issue of stamps came up where two to three digits on the device broke off after some usage and this caused some irritation in some locations. “ “I feel we were cheated when we paid out good money ,” he said.

The problem also arose in District six on two occasions and in District Two.

However all matters were rectified since additional stamps were issued to the almost 2300 polling stations across the country. GECOM has decided to that they will in future discuss where they get their stamp supplies to prevent a reoccurrence.

Outside of this GECOM is investigating other reports which were coming i  at the time of the press conference. These included two cases in South Georgetown where it is alleged persons showed up allegedly to remove ballot boxes. In one case, Turning Point in the TucVille area, it is alleged that one of those persons was caught by persons waiting to vote and handed over to the police.

The Commission said they have received no word of  their polling staffers being threatened or intimidated when the question  was asked.

Another report by the Commission was that in Region three GECOM staffers were disrespecting voters and while it was noted that the matter is being investigated, the Commission noted that, "being disrespectful to the elderly or any person tells me that you miscreant have not understood that the electorate is in fact our employers...they are not to be disrespected."

Among the reports are those relating to decommissioned identification cards which would most likely portray the holder as looking younger. It was explained that those are not acceptable and persons were not allowed to vote with it.
The Commission addressed to the issue of security at polling stations after six will have to be addressed more seriously as it relates to persons wanting to cast ballots after the closure of polls.

Surujbally said, "I am worrying that [/color][color=rgb(28, 125, 255) !important] people [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)] outside of the polling station feeling that in some way that they had a right to come late might want to storm the polling stations."

Even though the Chair don"t see it happening or might occur as a single case, he felt one case might still be enough to create a blemish on the smooth flowing electoral and voting process.
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