We are about to go to the polls in the midst of the worst crisis in the history of the State Elections Commission (EEC). A crisis of governance, anchored in the approval, with a flattener, of an Electoral Code that has disproportionately favored the New Progressive Party already in two consecutive elections. That new code, combined with the appointment of EEC presidents who have not been able to prepare to manage the implementation of new techno…
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We are about to go to the polls in the midst of the worst crisis in the history of the State Elections Commission (EEC). A crisis of governance, anchored in the approval, with a flattener, of an Electoral Code that has disproportionately favored the New Progressive Party already in two consecutive elections. That new code, combined with the appointment of EEC presidents who have not been able to prepare to manage the implementation of new techno…