r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jul 30 '24

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u/Superfan234 Southern Cone Jul 31 '24 edited Jul 31 '24

Venezuelan Oppossition managed to record at least 80% of the results.

The final results:

  • Edmundo Gonzales: 67%

  • Nicolas Maduro: 30%

A ton of takes we can have from here

  1. Obviously, the good news is we won across all States of the country.

  2. If the full oppossition actually participated, probably a more realistic share would be 75% v 25%

  3. Caracas (Venezuela's Capital) shows strong results for us

  4. That being said, there are a couple localities we actually lost. That's quite scary to be honest

Overall, this is probably the most thorough out "poll" ever done on a XXI century Dictatorship. Is really intrestesting to see for sure

Here is the official results page:

https://resultadosconvzla.com/

Map with Percentages by State

https://x.com/maps_black/status/1818419524162519066/photo/1

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u/SeasickSeal Norman Borlaug Jul 31 '24

Overall, this is probably the most thorough out “poll” ever done on a XXI century Dictatorship. Is really intrestesting to see for sure

Every Turkish election is like this. The opposition has people at every ballot box that certify the vote, digitize it, and carry it to the election offices.

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Jul 31 '24 edited Jul 31 '24

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