I read an article not long ago that says most Guyanese citizens are not too mindful of politics or even cares to get deeply involved. They worry more about their daily livelihood and issues surrounding their business and standard of living. However, they do get involved in the voting process a month or two before elections. Which means, the majority of Guyanese are not well informed about their government, politics, or what course of action is necessary to bring changes to their standard of living, working and social lives.
We in the diaspora have a keen interest on most of what's happenings in Guyana, its government and politics through the free media and the internet more than Guyanese do at home.
Take into account that most citizens like the cane harvesters and rice farmers who are less informed of their political representatives can be easily persuaded by opposition propaganda, and that can be an infringement on the voters rights and a serious problem at the poll.
If this is true, what can be done to make sure that every citizen can exercise their democratic rights to vote for a candidate of their choice in the next election?