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FM
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In 2015 the PPP lose by a slim margin after contesting the election as a single party again the APNU which consists of multi-parties. APNU won 33 seats and PPP won 32 seats, but a recount was not permitted or granted. Though we may not have the facts, we can at least make an educated guess as to why the PPP didn't get justice for a recount. 

Note: I recalled the election took almost one week before GECOM announced the declaration. It was thrilling but APNU was 150% sure of victory and wanted the result to be announced. 

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@Former Member posted:

In 2015 the PPP lose by a slim margin after contesting the election as a single party again the APNU which consists of multi-parties. APNU won 33 seats and PPP won 32 seats, but a recount was not permitted or granted. Though we may not have the facts, we can at least make an educated guess as to why the PPP didn't get justice for a recount. 

Note: I recalled the election took almost one week before GECOM announced the declaration. It was thrilling but APNU was 150% sure of victory and wanted the result to be announced. 

Why was a recount request not granted?

FM
@Ace posted:

What’s the common factor between the 2015 and 2020 election. Answer: APNU (A Party of Non-sense)

The uncommon factor is that international observers were in Guyana, but they were treated differently in 2015 than in 2020. According to Granger, foreign observers must stay our of Guyana election affairs in 2020, but their contributions were celebrated in 2015. I hope someone could explain this to me. I am open to opinions that can prove me wrong. 

FM

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