PNC Is Rushing the Results So That Granger Can Be Sworn In Before Any Discrepancies Can Be Ascertained Officially

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Former Member

This is nonsense.

The PPP/C should be allowed to make sure that their supporters votes were properly tabulated.

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Former Member

Give it a rest bro, oh look yuh and Alena can guh sit n wait

5/13/157:42 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Shaitaan:

This is nonsense.

The PPP/C should be allowed to make sure that their supporters votes were properly tabulated.

The PPP are stickler for the rules. They did not ask for a recount before the time allocated for that expired on the posting of the SOPs

5/13/157:52 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Stormborn:

Originally Posted by Shaitaan:

This is nonsense.

The PPP/C should be allowed to make sure that their supporters votes were properly tabulated.

The PPP are stickler for the rules. They did not ask for a recount before the time allocated for that expired on the posting of the SOPs

If the PNC won then so be it. I'm happy to wish them well.

But this election is so incredibly close that we should give the PPP/C the breathing room so that their supporters can be satisfied that they lost in a free and fair election and that their votes were properly canvassed.

5/13/157:58 PM

alena06Senior Member

Originally Posted by GT Stingaa:

Give it a rest bro, oh look yuh and Alena can guh sit n wait

Sure we can discuss the PPP strategy for the next elections.

I wonder if it's a tie, hence the recount. Elections have a way of surprising people.

5/13/158:00 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Shaitaan:

Originally Posted by Stormborn:

Originally Posted by Shaitaan:

This is nonsense.

The PPP/C should be allowed to make sure that their supporters votes were properly tabulated.

The PPP are stickler for the rules. They did not ask for a recount before the time allocated for that expired on the posting of the SOPs

If the PNC won then so be it. I'm happy to wish them well.

There is no but in the rules. As carter stated "Political leaders should act responsibly and allow GECOM to continue its work,” Carter said. “The law provides for recounts, and the submission of election petitions following the declaration of results by GECOM.” There is no recount before a declaration of a count. GECOM has failed us a second time.