Venezuelans will cast their votes using indelible ink pens for the first time with the new paper ballot system on October 26, marking a significant electoral shift.
- The National Electoral Council (Venezuela) has introduced the use of indelible ink with ballpoint pen options for the upcoming national vote on October 26.
- Voters can use lapicera provided by officials or bring their own, ensuring that the ink remains permanent to prevent electoral fraud.
- This election will take place in the context of ongoing political tensions, with the President (government title) calling for transparency and integrity in the voting process.
Por Qué Es Relevante
This shift to a paper ballot system and the use of indelible ink marks a critical step in improving electoral integrity in Venezuela, reflecting efforts to address concerns over electoral fraud and enhance public trust in democratic processes.