While it is difficult to “prove” there was fraud in the recent recall vote, the team studying the Electoral Registry has detected quite a few anomalies that should be of concern as they seem to be quite implausible from any perspective. There can be few explanations to any of the following numbers, more so when you consider that the census population includes all inhabitants in these towns from babies to the elderly. The first column shows the census populations of those towns in 2001, then the populations of the same towns according to INE (Instituto Nacional de Estadistica), finally it shows the number of people registered to vote in those towns. In some cases it is more than the ENTIRE population of the towns!:
2001 Census 2004 INE Registered Voters Percentage
Amazonas State
Maroa 1,731 1,821 2,112 118%
Rio Negro 2,348 2,515 1,960 81%
Anzoategui State
Libertad 13,980 14,301 12.088 80%
Aragua State
Santos Michelena 39,371 41,941 63,518 153%
Ocumare de la Costa 8,418 9,016 7,449 84%
Falcon State
Sucre 5,400 5,243 5,164 90%
Tocopero 4,688 4,971 4,654 93%
Monagas State
Acosta 17,568 17,973 22,490 118%
Aguasay 10,786 11,988 9,452 80%
A total of 100 towns were found to have problems like those above. You be the judge.
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