@Former Member posted:In 2015 Election David Granger held a press conference and declared victory with tabulation they did from their SOPs, I guess your people are immune from breaking laws and has no respect for code of conduct. I guess you had a brain fart and forget to mention this vital information.
It was wrong then if Granger did that. What makes it right for the PPP to break the laws?
MUST SEE: Conclusive evidence of Mingo's fraudulent declaration for Region 4 which was adjusted to give the APNU-AFC a fraudulent election victory. Please Share for public information and knowledge
@Mitwah posted:It was wrong then if Granger did that. What makes it right for the PPP to break the laws?
There was a video posted on this forum why PPPC declared their results. Its in the archives.
@Former Member posted:MUST SEE: Conclusive evidence of Mingo's fraudulent declaration for Region 4 which was adjusted to give the APNU-AFC a fraudulent election victory. Please Share for public information and knowledge
When the PPP government is sworn in they will make sure Mingo and others go to jail.
GECOM has hijacked the recount and converted it into an audit.. CLICK TO READ.
He acknowledged that PPP won.
Close of play. Day 5
The letter objecting to Mingoâs second flawed tabulation !..to the PNC / AFC CABALS, read and comprehend what is written in this document.
@Former Member posted:
Probably, a part of the conversation was thus ... 
She -- "You know that your organization lost the elections."
He --- "I know, but I will hang on for about 5 more years."
This was last year.
LOWENFIELD AND OTHERS IN SECRET MEETING AT CITY HOTEL
Earlier we told you about Chief Elections Officer Keith Lowenfield and his corrupt dealings. We also told you about his links to businessman Wilfred Brandford, owner of Car Care Enterprise and several city hotels. We told you that Lowenfield and Brandford are part of a corrupt clique that also includes Guyana Lands & Surveys Commission CEO, Trevor Benn. We told you that this clique had raked in tens of millions of dollars through kickbacks and various procurement fraud schemes.
This clique runs deep and includes many other senior figures in the APNU+AFC coalition government.
It is because of this and the protection that he receives that Lowenfield is singing to the tune of Congress Place in regards to the coalitions clamour for house-to-house registration.
A source provided us with further evidence that the Chief Elections Officer is compromised.
Earlier today he was part of a four hour long meeting held at the Brandsville Hotel.
Also present were Trevor Benn, Wilfred Brandford and several high ranking PNC officials.
The meeting started just after 5 pm and ended just after 9.
Some of the vehicles used carried registration numbers: PSS 3528, PTT 1596, PNN 6372, PJJ 911, PVV 7771 and others.
See the video attached.
We are verifying the names of the other individuals who attended and will provide you with more information shortly.
During his fraudulent tabulation, Mingo claimed that figures from the SOPs in his possession were entered on a spreadsheet from which he called out figures. GECOM should make this spreadsheet available to all stakeholders.
@Former Member posted:During his fraudulent tabulation, Mingo claimed that figures from the SOPs in his possession were entered on a spreadsheet from which he called out figures. GECOM should make this spreadsheet available to all stakeholders.
Is that required by law?
THE GREAT AWAKENING , GECOM IS UP , COUNT THE BALLOTS WITH OR WITHOUT YOU ! PNC REFUSING TO OPEN THEIR LOCKS AFTER 5PM !
In every polling station there is a document called a âFolioâ ... this folio has the name, address AND PICTURE of every person listed on the Votersâ List. So the itâs nonsense when apnu says persons migrated ... first, they need proof of that; second, residency is not a requirement to vote (being on the list is) and third, the folio is there to match every person with their ID and to look at the person and compare with the pic on the folio ... all the scrutineers look at the folio ... including the apnu scrutineers ... every voter would have heard their name announced in the polling station and seen the scrutineers mark them off on the folio ...
APNU/AFC team is not on the same page.
LISTEN TO THEM BEFORE THE RECOUNT WHEN MINGO ATTEMPTED TO PAD FIGURES FOR REGION 4 IN FAVOR OF APNU/AFC
The recount is now showing the magnitude of the rigging by Mingo and the PPP/C is also picking up extra votes which were denied to them on Elections night by GECOM officials.
The APNU/AFC is also losing votes which were wrongly given to them by GECOM staff.
Brother Django,,,,, whats going on hay.
@Former Member posted:LISTEN TO THEM BEFORE THE RECOUNT WHEN MINGO ATTEMPTED TO PAD FIGURES FOR REGION 4 IN FAVOR OF APNU/AFC
The recount is now showing the magnitude of the rigging by Mingo and the PPP/C is also picking up extra votes which were denied to them on Elections night by GECOM officials.
The APNU/AFC is also losing votes which were wrongly given to them by GECOM staff.
Brother Django,,,,, whats going on hay.
I figured the highlighted statement isn't yours ,tell that person to check his noodle. Only few boxes from Region 4 recounted to date ,so he can't prove rigging.
I am following the tabulation of the recount .
@Former Member posted:In every polling station there is a document called a âFolioâ ... this folio has the name, address AND PICTURE of every person listed on the Votersâ List. So the itâs nonsense when apnu says persons migrated ... first, they need proof of that; second, residency is not a requirement to vote (being on the list is) and third, the folio is there to match every person with their ID and to look at the person and compare with the pic on the folio ... all the scrutineers look at the folio ... including the apnu scrutineers ... every voter would have heard their name announced in the polling station and seen the scrutineers mark them off on the folio ...
So they announce voters names when the go to vote ? I watched a few videos on voting day ,have not heard any announcement of voters names. Tell that person to check his noodle.
Dave, who is posting with your handle again?
@Django posted:So they announce voters names when the go to vote ? I watched a few videos on voting day ,have not heard any announcement of voters names. Tell that person to check his noodle.
Mr Django, I was a polling agent in 1985 election, and that's how it is done. I voted on March 2/2020 and at my polling booth, after presenting my ID the polling clerk announced my name and serial number LOUDLY.
Front of the class for you. Please post the videos that you watch to justify your claim.
@Django posted:So they announce voters names when the go to vote ? I watched a few videos on voting day ,have not heard any announcement of voters names. Tell that person to check his noodle.
I asked a relative in Guyana last night. Yes, thatâs how it works so that and agent can check if they wish.
You question it because it makes the PNC look ridiculous in trying to claim there were so many ineligible voters. Where were their polling agents, did they not sign the SOPs??
You make it up along the way. Throw more spaghetti.
@Former Member posted:Mr Django, I was a polling agent in 1985 election, and that's how it is done. I voted on March 2/2020 and at my polling booth, after presenting my ID the polling clerk announced my name and serial number LOUDLY.
Front of the class for you. Please post the videos that you watch to justify your claim.
Well bhai Dave ,my statement is retracted ,after reviewing the videos ,although a bit noisy ,i could hear voter name, address and some number was called out by polling clerks with the pink slips.
First time voted in Guyana Elections was 1992 ,couldn't recall if the names ..etc was called out.I assisted to transport voters in the elections to polling stations ,and was near by to witness voting many times, still can't recall such activity.
No need to move to the front of the class ,will stay at the back. Also it's doubtful that can thwart voting irregularity.
@Former Member posted:I asked a relative in Guyana last night. Yes, thatâs how it works so that and agent can check if they wish.
You question it because it makes the PNC look ridiculous in trying to claim there were so many ineligible voters. Where were their polling agents, did they not sign the SOPs??
You make it up along the way. Throw more spaghetti.
So you weren't sure ,had to call the lifeline.
Regarding the rest of the post ,them people stupid baad in your books.
@Django posted:So you weren't sure ,had to call the lifeline.
Regarding the rest of the post ,them people stupid baad in your books.
No you clown, I donât vote there so I called someone who lives there and who did.
Did you go and vote? How do you know what happens and what donât?
Who people stupid baad?
@Former Member posted:No you clown, I donât vote there so I called someone who lives there and who did.
Did you go and vote? How do you know what happens and what donât?
Who people stupid baad?
Watch your words .
Regarding "stupid baad" read the second paragraph in your prior post.
Who is observing this recount? Black people can jump but the can't count.
Where are the Caricom backstabbers?
Back in dem boy's days
Fantastic.
@Former Member posted:Back in dem boy's days
HYPOCRITES!!
@Django posted:Watch your words .
Regarding "stupid baad" read the second paragraph in your prior post.
Would you accept that bullies and fraudsters are stupid baad people?
@kp posted:HYPOCRITES!!
How many more lies these negroes have up their sleeves?
Day eight of the national recount process concluded yesterday with another 56 ballot boxes being processed â the highest number to be completed in a day since the process started â bringing the total number of boxes counted so far to 367 of the 2,339.
Public Relations Officer of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), Yolanda Ward, during her final update to the media last evening said that of the 56 ballot boxes, 11 were from Region Two and 15 each were from Regions One, Three and Four.
Ward noted that the counting of ballot boxes in Region One is âalmost to an endâ. Region One has a total of 99 boxes. Six more boxes remain to be processed for this region.
A table showing the breakdown of the number of ballot boxes processed each day so far since the start of the recount process (GECOM table)
As it relates to tabulation of the results, Ward noted that 350 Statements of Recount (SOR) were generated for both the General and Regional election yesterday.
The exercise which commenced last Wednesday is being conducted at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC).
As the process continues, a major issue which continues to arise is the pace of the exercise.
The recount which is being scrutinized by a high-level three-member team from CARICOM commenced last Wednesday. Counting is being done on a daily basis for an 11-hour period starting from 8 am and concluding at 7 pm.
It had been proposed that the entire process could be completed within 25 days but so far there has been an average of less than 50 ballot boxes recounted each day. At that rate the Commission would need twice as many days to process the 2,339 boxes generated at the March 2, 2020 elections.
Visit postponed
On Tuesday, a decision was taken by GECOM to approach the National COVID-19 Task Force (NCTF) for advice on increasing both the number of work stations and the working hours for the National Recount.
Currently, the recount is being executed at 10 work stations.
The NCTF was scheduled to visit the ACCC yesterday to survey the facilities and to give advice and/or discuss proposals that the Commission has made in relation to the work stations. However, Ward yesterday afternoon informed the media that the visit was postponed to 10 am today.
She said the Commission did not meet yesterday either and that is scheduled for today.
Both, the General Secretary of the Peopleâs Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Bharrat Jagdeo and Opposition- nominated GECOM Commissioner Sase Gunraj yesterday told the media that they are in support of an increase in the number of workstations.
They said that with this, the efficiency of the recount is likely to improve.
During his address to the media yesterday, Jagdeo said he was confident that persons in the exercise can be safeguarded from COVID-19.
âThe increase, I am sure you can have an increase in the workstations and if all the protocols are observed, like when you go through here they test you, first of all for temperature, you have to wear your mask, enforce all the protocols that you can be safe,â he said.
Meanwhile, Gunraj said that the Commission has âunanimouslyâ agreed and supported the idea of the expansion in the number of counting stations.
Gunraj said that the task force stated that they were âotherwiseâ engaged thus resulting in them being unable to visit the ACCC yesterday which resulted in a delay of a decision. âAs we speak we are unable to have the presence of that team from the COVID-19 task force because we were told that they are otherwise engaged and as a consequence was unable to meet with us today,â he said.
The delay of visit, Gunraj said has also resulted in several other delays.
ââĶâĶ.So we are delayed and the delay in the COVID-19 task force, meeting with us has led to several other delays. As a result of not being able to meet and discuss with the task force, there was no new issues to be raised and deliberated upon by the commission. So as a consequence, the Commission did not meet and it was our stated intention as well after the meeting of the Commission, we would have met with a delegation of the Peopleâs Progressive Party to discuss some of the issues that they have raised and requested a meeting to discuss and thereafter to meet and discuss with the coalition APNU+AFC some of the issues that they have raised. So all of those consequential meetings were not possible as a consequence of the first meeting not going on,â Gunraj explained.
âFrivolousâ objections
Jagdeo yesterday told reporters that his party wants the recount to be completed and for a declaration to be made.
âWe want it to be done expeditiously, transparently and whatever the outcome is, there must be a declaration based on the recount,â he said.
He stated that his party believes that the NCTF is being used to slow down the process by enforcing guidelines such as social distancing.
According to Jagdeo, the recount is at a stage where the main concern should be to accelerate the rate at which the process is going.
âSo when you look at the average, based on the number of boxes done per a region and you divide those by seven days and then you divide by the number of work stations, you would see that Region One would have like 3.6 boxes per a day and Region Four they are only doing about 2.4 boxes per a day or 2.7 boxes per a day. That is in a 10 hours stretch. So that gives you an idea of the sloth of the process,â he said.
Jagdeo accused the coalition of making âfrivolousâ objections during the exercise, causing delays in the counting exercise. He said the workstations, particularly those in Regions Three and Four are being âmarredâ by âfrivolousâ objections from the incumbent APNU+AFC coalition.
ââĶ.Many people look at the number of boxes. They say 50 boxes done per a day but when you look at a work station, particularly in Region Four and Region Three, these are being marred with objections from APNU, frivolous objections and therefore they are only managing to do less than 3 boxes per a day in a 10 hours stretch so that has to change,â Jagdeo noted.
He further stated that his party had âpredictedâ this type of behaviour even before the start of the recount.
âWe said that APNU knows that they lost the elections. They have their Statements of Poll (SOP). They refuse to release the statements of poll because those show that they lost and so the excuse would have been to try to use things that are not germane to the outcome of the elections to create an environment where they can argue for an annulment of the poll and fresh elections,â Jagdeo said.
Return of Carter Center observers
Prior to the commencement of the recount, GECOM had invited all observer missions which had been accredited for the March 2 elections to return to observe the recount of the votes cast.
The CARICOM team is entitled to be present during the recount and the regional tabulations which follow. At the end of the process the CARICOM team shall submit a report to the Commission which may include their observations, recommendations, and conclusions.
The Carter Center which is one of the five missions so far accredited had attempted to have one member of its team travel to Guyana last Monday to observe the process but failed to secure permission from the Government.
Jagdeo and Gunraj said that they will continue to press for the return of the Carter Center team.
According to Jagdeo, his party had learnt that a number of flights are being accommodated by the Task Force since the Carter Center team was denied permission to enter the country.
âWe learnt that this Government, the COVID Task force has given ExxonMobil permission some eight times to bring in a large number of people from all over the world and to take people out but they canât give permission for three persons to come from the Carter CenterâĶ who would have covered the same COVID protocol that the CARICOM representatives underwent, that is they would have been tested before they come here,â Jagdeo argued.
This, according to Jagdeo is a clear indication that the Government does not want the presence of the international observers here.
Gunraj said that the task forceâs âcontinuingâ prohibition or avoidance of permitting the Carter Center into the country is âsuspiciousâ despite the circumstances since one of the reasons they advanced for them being unable to visit the ACCC yesterday was because they were dealing with âsome flight at the airportâ.
âThat only lends support to the fact that some categories of persons are being allowed into the country and it begs the question as to why there is this continuing prohibition or avoidance of the grant of permission to the Carter Center team who have stated and restated their willingness and availability to join us and to continue the scrutiny that they have started in these elections even prior to the March 2nd elections and in continuance of the observation and scrutiny that they have lent to our electoral process for over 30 years. So that is suspicious if you ask me,â Gunraj stated.
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