Voter Databases and Regime Missionaries
When elections end, government coordinators go through the list in detail and, until the next elections, focus on identifying those who voted for them but are not on the list, so that 'regime missionaries' can visit them, and identifying those on the list who did not vote.
TL;DR
- The SNS allegedly possesses a comprehensive citizen database that rates individuals based on their political alignment, rather than relying on dual voter lists.
- 'Regime missionaries' and activists reportedly visit citizens, especially those on social assistance, to pressure them into voting for the ruling party, creating a corrupt dependency.
- The 'voting from home' mechanism is allegedly abused by the SNS, with fabricated applications and manipulated commissions used to cast fraudulent votes.
- The article criticizes the opposition's past focus on external manifestations of manipulation, like 'dual lists,' instead of dismantling the system itself.
- The proposed opposition strategy includes creating their own citizen lists, educating vulnerable voters about their rights, and advocating for legislative changes to prevent election fraud.