Author: Lucas Reynoso

The introduction of an automated voting system in Venezuela at the start of the 2000s was a strategic move by Chavismo to prevent electoral fraud. Fast forward two decades, and this same system has become a beacon of hope for the opposition, who believe they have a real shot at winning the presidency. Despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles, including the incumbent regime’s control over the electoral process and attempts to limit voter turnout, experts argue that the technological voting system could be the key to ensuring fair and transparent elections. The upcoming elections on July 28 will test the…