Baseman posted:
Stop speaking of the irrelevant. There was just an LGE and there were no complaints. Their voters turned out and was able to vote. The dead people never showed up.
GECOM said that list that they had was good only until April 2019. The previous house to house was in 2008.
How come a house to house was needed then and not now?
Listen you all know full well the problems with voter lists in Guyana. Why doesn't the PPP demand a process where transparent and verifiable lists be available BEFORE the election? Using a list that is 11 years old, riddled with dead people and possibly excluding people who came of age since then makes no sense. And please don't tell people to line up all day at some gov't office either.
Even in NYC we have problems. Every time there is an elections THOUSANDS of people show up to vote to be told that their name isn't on the list of registered voters, this even though they voted in prior elections and haven't changed their address. FL is notorious for this problem as well. Last year in GA there were also problems with people being removed.
The voter list has to be cleansed and I don't care how it is done but it needs to be done.
Here is what I suggest. If the PPP screams that there is no need for a House to House then they must accept what ever happens on election day. If PPP supporters show up and are told that they cannot vote, and if votes in PNC regions look bloated then the PPP must accept that, because they didn't demand a thorough scrubbing of the voter list.
The process must be this. House to House verification followed by a publishing of the names on the list acceptable for people to verify and challenge. The list should also be scrubbed for deaths since the last verification.