a bit of perspective seems in order:
Trinidad/Tobago, with a constituency system, and nearly double Guyana's population, managed their last elections with slightly less polling stations than we did in 2011 (No. of private residences used = 0)
Suriname, with slightly less people and similar geographic profile managed their last electins with less than 600 polling stations!
a few things leap out here:
(i) Force strength of the GPF at the beginning of 2015 was 3,410 . . . GECOM requires that EVERY ONE of 2,369 polling station be manned by at least one officer on polling day . . . huh?
(ii) Within the past month the number of polling stations for May 11 has increased by 100!! from approx. 2,260 to 2,369 . . . THIS IS OBSCENE! we need to be told immediately where the 166 Private Residences are located, the process for selection, and WHY THEY ARE NEEDED IN THE FIRST PLACE; GECOM recruitment/staffing for election day remains incompetent; the Coalition better make sure that their poll day monitoring/logistics does not mirror the disaster of 2011
these arrangements GUARANTEE irregularities and confusion; it seems that those in charge have spent a lot of time, thought and effort designing a framework to frustrate democracy and facilitate rigging . . . the PPP is NOT rolling over!
for such a small population, and with all the money spent to get this right . . . WTF! are we doing?
Rohee and co are playing an interesing PR 'protest' game
Surujbally should hang his head in shame