Democratic Party leader María Corina Machado pointed out five tasks of all Venezuelans on the day of the presidential election on social networks this Monday.
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“I'm telling you to wake up early, check that your kit isn't missing anything. As early as you can. Make sure you go, make sure you're there and you're enjoying it through this whole process and you're recording it,” Machado said on his X account. Commented on a post.
“Second, and most important, take care of the center throughout the day. Take care of it as a family, get along with your relatives, your neighbors, your friends. Prepare yourself, make sure our center is with you throughout the day, all the people who work there as part of the 600K site. , the witnesses, know that they are well together,” the Leader of the Opposition asserted.
A third task, if a civilian is part of the commando, is to support them with logistics as much as possible. It is important to provide refreshments, basic personal hygiene items and transportation assistance to witnesses at night at the end of the day.
“Fourth, your phone, it's your tool. Record everything that happens that day and send the information to our social networks,” said Machado. Of course, it should be noted that no photographic or graphic recording of any kind can be taken as the voting receipt is an electoral offence.
A fifth and fundamental task relates to citizen audit of the outcome of the referendum. “Everybody has the right to participate in the poll, which is a public act established in Article 140 of the Organic Law of Electoral Procedures, starting at six in the afternoon. We are going to count the votes by paper and we are going to stay there until all the results are known. Once that happens, it will be time for celebration,” instructed Machado, who is in charge of promoting the unitary candidacy of Edmundo González Urrudia.
