Election done, PPP won, president sworn in, get on with governing.

D2...Do you want the real data or the PPP version or the APNU version or GEOCOM Version or Surijballi version (for this one you will get it just in time for the 2016 election)

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Originally posted by Noel:
D2...Do you want the real ndata or the PPP version or the APNU version or GEOCOM Version or Surijballi version (for this one you will get it justin time for the 2016 election)

I think it would be in the statement of polls so the individual parties would have those. There is no law against publishing those. They published the names and addresses of electors and their ethnic designation so there is no reason why they do not post the results.

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Originally posted by baseman:
Election done, PPP won, president sworn in, get on with governing.

The data has more value than only at elections. It can be a planning tool. Elections are inevitable in the next 3 years.

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by baseman:
Election done, PPP won, president sworn in, get on with governing.

The data has more value than only at elections. It can be a planning tool. Elections are inevitable in the next 3 years.

Get out from behind your keyboard and take a flight to Guyana and make your case to geocom. Sitting behind your keyboard and prattling nonsense will not get you this data. hahahahah

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by baseman:
Election done, PPP won, president sworn in, get on with governing.

The data has more value than only at elections. It can be a planning tool. Elections are inevitable in the next 3 years.

Get out from behind your keyboard and take a flight to Guyana and make your case to geocom. Sitting behind your keyboard and prattling nonsense will not get you this data. hahahahah

Again, you speak from the wrong orifice.

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by baseman:
Election done, PPP won, president sworn in, get on with governing.

The data has more value than only at elections. It can be a planning tool. Elections are inevitable in the next 3 years.

Get out from behind your keyboard and take a flight to Guyana and make your case to geocom. Sitting behind your keyboard and prattling nonsense will not get you this data. hahahahah

Again, you speak from the wrong orifice.

You mean he is talking from his ear ?