The Electoral Assistance Bureau (EAB) is gearing up to commence its elections monitoring programme and hopes that this time around the Guyana Elections Commission (Gecom) will provide a copy of the official list of electors for vetting.
“The last time they did not give us and it turns out that was where most of the problems were. Hopefully, this time is different,” Chairman of the EAB Father Malcolm told Stabroek News.
Rodrigues said the elections watchdog body wants the list as soon as is possible so as to be able to undertake checks and identify discrepancies early, so that they can be rectified.
He explained that the office was equipped with special computer programmes to
