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Why is that article not pointing to the source? I've looked for it, and I couldn't find it.

• kgwgk 2y ago
  https://x.com/yvangil/status/1817787106237743565 https://x.com/yvangil/status/1817787106237743565
  • nikolay 2y ago
    I don't see the total number of votes/ballots. Is the vote in Venezuela 100% electronic? If not, there might be invalid paper ballots, too.
    • olalonde 2y ago
      They are read aloud by the presenter in Spanish (both total votes and percentages). You can also see them in the tweet if you don't speak Spanish. The announcer appears to represent the national electoral council (Consejo Nacional Electoral), so it's unlikely that he didn't have access to the exact counts (and had to compute them from percentages).
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