Chief Elections Officer Explains Why There Was No Recount
The Chief Elections Officer explained the decision against recounts in two electoral divisions after the recent elections in Belize.
The Chief Elections Officer explained the decision against recounts in two electoral divisions after the recent elections in Belize.
The UDP and PUP experienced significant swings in voter support during the recent elections, with notable performances from representatives in various constituencies.
The story covers the dynamics and strategies of various political candidates during Election Day in Belize City.
The PUP made significant gains in the northern districts during the recent elections, taking five of eight seats from the UDP.
The UDP has won a majority in the House of Representatives, allowing them to form the next government despite a narrow margin of victory.
The PUP claims the recent elections were not free and fair, planning to file petitions regarding alleged irregularities in several constituencies.
OAS observers reported irregularities during the elections, including issues with the voter's list and campaign finance concerns.
The UDP maintains a majority in the general election despite the PUP gaining control in several areas, with a breakdown of the 31 winners announced.
Dean Barrow discusses the UDP's electoral performance and the significant swing against the party in the recent elections.
Belizeans prepare to vote in a double municipal and general election with over 178,000 eligible voters and extensive preparations by the Elections and Boundaries Department.
Francis Fonseca expresses confidence in winning the Freetown division despite facing a strong challenge from Lee Mark Chang.
Belizeans express their intentions to vote in the upcoming double elections, highlighting the importance of exercising their democratic rights.
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