Change Guyana, one of the newcomers on the political scene, has rejected claims of ‘voter fraud’ being peddled by the A Partnership National Unity/Alliance For Change (APNU/AFC) coalition.

Dexter George, a party official, speaking with the media outside the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC) on Monday, said that his party does not support these claims.

David Granger
“In relation to the anomalies proposed by the APNU/AFC, we do not support those claims…persons had the right to vote, they came out, they exercised their franchise. And they did what was best for them,” George told media operatives.
During the recount exercise, the APNU/AFC had arbitrarily raised a number of objections, claiming that certain persons who ‘voted’ at the March 2 polls were either dead or migrated.
Immediately after the allegations were made, it was proven that hundreds of these persons whom the APNU/AFC claimed were out of the jurisdiction but ‘voted’, were, in fact, present in Guyana at the time of voting.
Also, several of the persons whom the coalition claimed were dead but ‘voted’ were found to be alive and well.

Rhonda Lam