National Recount, Day 24: 82 boxes completed
Ballots contained in 82 boxes were counted today as Day 24 of the recount of votes cast in the March General and Regional Elections...
Day 19 of National Recount: 75 boxes completed
Ballots contained in 75 boxes were counted today as Day 19 of the recount of votes cast in the March General and Regional Elections...
PPP/C calls out APNU+AFC agents for “undermining” agreed upon national recount
The filing of an injunction today to block the agreed recount exposes the duplicity of President David Granger, those around him and those within...
Recount process being done transparently, but pace of tabulation needs to increase – PSC...
Chairman of the Private Sector Commission (PSC), Captain Gerry Gouveia had nothing but high praises for the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) as Day Three...
G/Town Mayor joins calls for Granger to be sworn in as President
Mayor of Georgetown, Ubraj Narine has joined calls by several agents of the APNU+AFC government for the swearing in of incumbent President David Granger...
National Recount, Day Eight: 56 boxes completed; counting of Region Five votes likely to...
Ballots contained in 56 boxes were counted as Day Eight of the recount of votes cast in the March General and Regional Elections came...
Way clear for Lowenfield to commence vote recount plan – GECOM Commissioners
Last week, the Chief Election Officer, (CEO) Keith Lowenfield was asked to provide a framework for the operationalization of a recount of the votes...
Justice must never be tied to politics; you are either on the right or...
To put simplistically, if the law is on your side regardless of the identity of the litigant, you will win. If the law and...
GECOM Chair reaffirms commitment to national recount; says it is lawful, cautions court not...
By Feona Morrison
Should the High Court intervene at this stage, when the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has put measures in place to facilitate the...
GCCI calls on business community to resume operations
“We need to start being able to go about our business as normal. We need to not let the politics and elections divide us....
