First Official Report: Chavez 61%, Rosales 38%
Quico says: With 78.3% of actas tallied… Chavez: 61.4% (5,936,000 votes)Rosales: 38.4% (3,716,000 votes) A fucking debacle…
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Real votes: Chavez ahead by 20 to 24 points
Quico says: Sources with access to CNE’s tallying room say Chávez is ahead by at least 20 points, perhaps 24 points. This is not an exit poll. This...
Evans/McDonough Exit Poll: Chavez 58% - Rosales 40%
Quico says: Or that’s what Reuter’s has, anyway.
teleSUR says Chavez 67%, Rosales 33% - Rosales campaign denies it
Quico says: After months of government threats to shut down TV stations that publish elections results before http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifCNE announces official results, turns out it’s a government TV station...
Teodoro says...
Quico says: Teodoro Petkoff, speaking for Rosales, says the day’s voting went well, but there have been some problems after the end of voting. He adds it’s a...
Evans/McDonough Exit Poll: Chavez 58% - Rosales 40%
Quico says: Or that’s what Reuter’s has, anyway.
Glorified chisme: Chavez wins
Quico says: Is it still gossip if Reuters is carrying it? Consultores 30.11 coordinated an exit poll with Evans/McDonough Co., a U.S. pollster paid by the Venezuelan state...
teleSUR says Chavez 67%, Rosales 33% - Rosales campaign denies it
Quico says: After months of government threats to shut down TV stations that publish elections results before http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifCNE announces official results, turns out it’s a government TV station...
Yowza: Serious Allegations from the Rosales Camp
Quico says: Rosales campaign representatives are on TV right now saying that Plan Republica (military) officers have forced poll workers to re-open polling stations that had already been...
Teodoro says...
Quico says: Teodoro Petkoff, speaking for Rosales, says the day’s voting went well, but there have been some problems after the end of voting. He adds it’s a...
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