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Re: Guyana Election Update - Live

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 3:03 pm
by BallOil
Westdem wrote:Fcuk Surujbally...announce de damn results!!! No need for disclaimer...it is what it is!!!
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Guyana Election Update - Live

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 3:30 pm
by BallOil
PPP/C's Ramotar declared Guyana's new president PDF | Print |
Written by Kwesi Isles
Thursday, 01 December 2011 13:20
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Donald Ramotar has been declared the next president of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana as the incumbent People's Progressive Party/Civic wins its fifth successive trip to the polls according to final results from the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).

Chief Election Officer Gocool Boodoo made the revelation going through the seats won by parties region by region Thursday afternoon, three days after ballots were cast countrywide.

According to the figures revealed by the CEO, the PPP/C won 32 seats, the APNU 26, and the AFC 7 giving the incumbent a minority majority in the parliament.

Prior to the announcement GECOM chairman Dr. Steve Surujbally defended theintegrity of the Commission.

Re: Guyana Election Update - Live

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 3:33 pm
by Westdem
  1. Region APNU AFC PPP/C UF Total Valid Votes
  2. 887 786 3,472 55 5,200
  3. 3,254 2,159 12,450 69 17,932
  4. 14,028 3,343 33,424 70 50,865
  5. 84,828 10,635 60,851 201 156,515
  6. 8,906 3,079 13,558 29 25,572
  7. 10,798 11,634 32,360 83 54,875
  8. 2,843 505 2,376 84 5,808
  9. 772 922 854 95 2,643
  10. 2,004 946 4,135 183 7,268
  11. 11,358 1,324 2,860 34 15,576
    Total by Party 139,678 35,333 166,340 903 342,254
I think dat the UF should request a recount cause somehow I am off by 18 fuh them :lol: :lol:

Congrats to the PPP/C...eventhough the opposition coalate...they still came out on top!!! :lol:

Re: Guyana Election Update - Live

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 4:07 pm
by joshua
Minority Government in PPP/C rass. No more running the country like a Sultan. guyana has gotten a government of national unity.

And no matter what the PPP/c peeps say publicly, they are very shame that they did not get a majority.