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Multiple international observers, governments and NGOs say there is substantial evidence that Venezuela’s July 28, 2024, presidential vote was manipulated: the Carter Center concluded the process “did...
International observation of Venezuelan elections since 2018 has been highly contested: some external delegations reported in 2018, while multiple international monitors and democratic institutions la...
Most major international institutions and many Western governments did not recognize Venezuela’s 2018 presidential vote as free and fair; the OAS declared the May 2018 process lacked legitimacy and ma...
Multiple international organizations and accredited observer missions — most prominently The Carter Center and a UN Panel of Electoral Experts — publicly reported serious anomalies in Venezuela’s most...
Venezuela’s 2018 and 2024 presidential votes were repeatedly described in sources as marred by systemic and on-the-ground irregularities: the 2018 poll saw opposition parties and candidates effectivel...
A preponderance of reporting and independent observer statements documents systematic irregularities in Venezuela’s July 28, 2024 presidential vote—ranging from opaque tabulation practices to intimida...
Jimmy Carter has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize , in 2002; contemporary reports and the Nobel Committee documentation consistently cite a single award recognizing his post-presidential work on pea...
The official Venezuelan electoral authority declared Nicolás Maduro the winner of the 28 July 2024 presidential election, but large-scale opposition-collected precinct tallies and multiple independent...
Federal litigation and probes that followed the Georgia State Election Board’s 2024 findings about Fulton County have centered less on a new criminal case and more on compelled document production and...
Independent researchers, opposition poll-watchers and multiple observer organizations produced a mixed but potent body of evidence alleging manipulation in Venezuela’s 2024 vote count—ranging from tho...
The opposition-collected tally printouts (actas) published after Venezuela’s July 28, 2024 vote overwhelmingly indicated Edmundo González winning by a large margin—roughly two-thirds to one-third—whil...
Nicolás Maduro’s 2019 and 2024 contested victories were enabled by a combination of pre‑emptive legal engineering—court interventions, party takeovers and legislature packing—and a series of electoral...
Multiple academic teams and method-driven analysts applied electoral-forensic tools to the contested July 28, 2024 Venezuelan presidential vote: notably Dorothy Kronick’s verification of opposition-pu...
Yes — multiple instances since 2018 in which international election observation was constrained, disinvited, blocked or politicized in Venezuela have been documented: the 2018 presidential contest saw...
The opposition published scanned precinct-level tally sheets (actas) and a consolidated dataset of results that it said covered more than 80% of polling stations, claiming those documents showed Edmun...
The official National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela declared Nicolás Maduro the winner of the July 28, 2024 presidential election, reporting roughly 51% of valid votes in his favor , but that d...
Since 2018 Venezuela’s elections have been monitored by a mix of domestic NGOs and a fluctuating set of international missions — most prominently the U.S.-based Carter Center, a small United Nations p...
Venezuela’s 2018 and 2024 presidential contests were monitored only selectively by international actors, with many mainstream intergovernmental bodies declining participation and the missions that did...
Most democracies outside the United States rely on a mix of to draw electoral boundaries, guided by international principles like equal representation, contiguity, and compactness; these approaches ai...