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zoom rader wrote:Yup a typical police proffesion with a PBR pass .eliteauto wrote:As is my right, remember, people like me eh too bright, I'm just a taxi driver dat eh require no passes yuhnno. This thinking out the box thing too hard I does leave that for edumacated fellas like yuhself
teems1 wrote:Is the finger in ink process going to remain the same?
Also the stamp which is used. Is that going to be sterilized between votes?
bluefete wrote:fokhan_96 wrote:What is Philip Edward Alexander's qualifications? What does he do for a living?
Check The Jericho Project. You might learn some VERY interesting things about lack of accountability.
But that is the same thing with PNM and UNC.
eliteauto wrote:teems1 wrote:Is the finger in ink process going to remain the same?
Also the stamp which is used. Is that going to be sterilized between votes?
good questions, I've been wondering the same. I won't be surprised if all we get is a wash station/ hand sanitizer before entering the polling station or voting booth
reboot2020 wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Should I vote for PEP?
You should vote for the organization that has a coherent plan you can get behind, is willing to answer questions about it in a straightforward manner when challenged, and publicly shows the will to implement it. Who ever that is.
Functional democracy requires citizens putting in the work to evaluate the plans being put forward by all parties and their ability to get it done in a realistic manner before making a decision.
eliteauto wrote:zoom rader wrote:Yup a typical police proffesion with a PBR pass .eliteauto wrote:As is my right, remember, people like me eh too bright, I'm just a taxi driver dat eh require no passes yuhnno. This thinking out the box thing too hard I does leave that for edumacated fellas like yuhself
dem passes is a perk of meh PNMness, I eh no poleese fadda, is not you self say I issa failure poleese? Last I heard the word on tuner is I issa sufferer, doh begrudge me meh lil PBR pass nah is all ah have
I never say you a sufferer.eliteauto wrote:zoom rader wrote:Yup a typical police proffesion with a PBR pass .eliteauto wrote:As is my right, remember, people like me eh too bright, I'm just a taxi driver dat eh require no passes yuhnno. This thinking out the box thing too hard I does leave that for edumacated fellas like yuhself
dem passes is a perk of meh PNMness, I eh no poleese fadda, is not you self say I issa failure poleese? Last I heard the word on tuner is I issa sufferer, doh begrudge me meh lil PBR pass nah is all ah have
maj. tom wrote:That will definitely be a must. And they should also provide masks as a backup for those who come in to vote and don't have one. They can't deny a vote because a person forgot their mask.
I think the population has had good training for all those big groceries and government institutions to know the drill.
Quarantine voting
As for people who may be in quarantine come election day, they will be allowed to vote, Parasram assured.
It will require a special process and ballots will have to be sanitised before going in for counting.
“There are a few persons who would have been in quarantine that would have had to sign personal documents, for instance, pension, while they were in quarantine.
“How we manage that is, we have something called a hot zone and a cold zone. There’s a way that we treat the actual piece of paper, taking it from the hot zone to the cold zone. We have them sign or stamp the necessary paper.
“This will be a function of County Medical Officer of Health overseeing the particular quarantine stations or stations that the persons have to vote from within.
“We will get those things operationalised, but the process has been used before. It’s just a matter of ensuring that the actual ballot is properly sanitised before it goes in for counting.”
Concerns were raised about the potential for electoral ink to become contaminated, as voters traditionally are required to dip their finger into the same container of ink.
A member of the public claimed she observed a man urinating outside a polling station during the last election before proceeding to vote and dip his unwashed finger into the ink.
Communications Minister Donna Cox said this was a concern she also shared.
Parasram, however, said once hand washing is done, this posed little risk.
“I think the critical part of it is that we would have witnessed hand washing as you enter the polling station. It has to be witnessed by an officer from the EBC, whether hand washing or hand sanitising. And of course, having the electoral stamp being sanitised before and after.
“When we do our mock on Tuesday, we will look at the ink in particular and the application. If there are any changes based on what we see, we can make further recommendations.”
No massive rallies
One important aspect of the election season will be noticeably missing this time around—pre-election rallies.
Massive campaign rallies will likely not be allowed, as the regulations currently allow congregating of no more than 25 people.
Parasram said large crowds carry the potential for the virus to be spread, as has happened in other countries.
While the 25-person limit may be reviewed, he said political rallies will not be a factor in the decision making.
“The decision would be made based on the status of the health of the population,” Parasram said.
“We know what can be the effect of congregating in that large number, and we are very cautious with how we make decisions relating to it.”
Also speaking at the conference, Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said the Government will not be pressured into reopening the country’s borders, as Covid-19 is still a threat.
“The World Health Organisation (WHO) sent out a very sobering report yesterday which basically said that the world should focus on the first wave of the virus.
“What WHO is saying is that we are now in the second peak of the first wave. This runs maybe counter to what many countries were saying—that we were in the second wave or third wave,” he said.
“If we lose the pluck now by giving into all these pressures and we have uncontrolled community spread—that is why we took the decision last week when we saw the behaviour in bars and pubs, to roll back that, because we have a country to protect.”
Once I see they can or any other party unseat PNM in San Do East then yesEFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:ZR would you vote for PEP if they had a real shot at winning?
No we can't allow your hood rat family living in New York to vote.Redman wrote:If they allowing them to vote in quarantine....the could let people outside vote as well...same process.
That is correct, we don't PNM ppl living in New York to be voting here.Redman wrote:I thought this was about people that were stuck outside because of the Covid.
People living outside shouldn’t be voting here.
Ask elite he's a strong pusher of 3rd parties yet still he won't vote for themshake d livin wake d dead wrote:Why do 3rd parties even bother to fight up in strongholds??? Fuad really special yes...
I see kamla make a bs move in cumuto/manzan...that seat could swing easily
Well he is PNM, a vote for him is a vote for PNMDave wrote:What about Inshan?
Can see him making a dent and splitting votes in St Augustine.
100 votes maybe from guilable folkDave wrote:He's was going as an independent.
Inshan is nothing, he goes with who gives.
Dave wrote:I will never doubt his following. Right or wrong reasons he has his ppl.
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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Dave wrote:I will never doubt his following. Right or wrong reasons he has his ppl.
Very easy to gather the bamboo votes...unc could actually loss this seat due to a split. Inshan would be a capital cnut after
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