@Django posted:On the live streams that's the only claims seen ? Guyana's voting pattern are race based by the two major ethnic group ,nothing can change that in a short span of time. There is no doubt about swing voters ,Amerindians and Mixed .I don't think your last two paragraph is applicable to Guyana .
Also the only data available in detail is 2011 and 2015 ,it's information one can use for voting patterns ,along with the demographics across the country .What's noticeable your arguments are dependent on others views ,instead of your own analysis.
I would agree with you that voting in Guyana is still race based. However, no single ethnic group can win an election on its own. My last two paragraphs are very applicable to Guyana. Are you saying most of the Guyanese electorate are blind followers ? The young voters are very educated. You cannot promise them the good life and do not deliver.
Also, you state in your last paragraph that my arguments are dependent on other views. You are completely wrong. My arguments are based on facts. The local and foreign observers’s reports tells us a lot. These are the same groups that observed the 2011 and 2015/elections. As I said before, 2011 and 2015 samples are not statistically valid. The sample size is too small. Two points on a graph will always give you a straight line. The whole world cannot be wrong and only the PNC is correct.
Long Live Democracy.