Remove the paradigm break in the user interface for the null vote; the touchpad should include a separate button for “null vote,” which should be displaced and confirmed on the touch screen

Provide voters the option to cancel their votes if the receipt does not accurately reflect their choices

Reconsider the “two times, three minutes” policy for voters; voters should not lose the right to vote because they have difficulty navigating the technical system in use

Clarify physical security procedures and require consistent application; these measures should allow table authorities, poll workers, machine operators, and Plan Republican to more easily ensure physical security of machines and make the use of tamper-evident seals more meaningful

Consider using an independent certificate authority to issue the certifications securing the communications between voting machines and the tally, thus helping protect the central tally system from potential attacks

Negotiate complete audit procedures with political parties in advance

Provide complete, detailed system documentation to accredited auditors in advance so they may adequately prepare

During the hot audit, a comparison of the paper slip count to the machine printed precinct tally result should be mandatory; audited paper slip results should be analyzed by statistical procedures, with clear processes in case of discrepancies between paper and electronic results

Political leaders and supporters should renew their established commitment to political tolerance

All sides should strive to ensure the proper implementation of measures to check vote tabulation; the Technical Secretariat for Electoral Administration (STAE) should ensure continued access to the district counting process and national tabulation, enabling cross-checking against the results collected by party agents and observers

Create a more inclusive and accurate voter list

Increase local election staff capacity and ensure inclusivity of marginalized groups

Strengthen the Complaints and
Appeals Process and Enforce the
Code of Conduct

Increase Substantive Political
Party Outreach to Voters and
Improve Internal Party Democracy,
Decentralization, and Inclusivity

Increase Training for Domestic
Observers

Reduce the discretion used by poll workers in their determination of votes so that the will of the voter is not altered and to avoid the possibility of conflict related to the vote count

Respect the limits and time periods established by law related to electoral propaganda

The National Electoral Court of Bolivia (CNE) should develop a significant campaign that will contribute to the recognition and exercise of women’s rights and gender equity in electoral processes.

Maximize the potential of the biometric data: identify duplicates in electoral records, create a continuously operating and permanent data system and extend internet to all departments.

Appoint two more members to the Supreme Electoral Court

The CNE should keep citizens well informed about the processes of developing a biometric voter registry.

The cater Center recommended the OEP invested in an increase absentee participation. Clearly delineate the boundaries of the voter districts. Nominated to members to the Supreme Electoral court. With a this court a it full capacity it can preside on cases more effectively. The OEP must do more to ensure that Bolivian women are becoming more active member so the Bolivian political system. according to the observers in this election the female candidates were concentrated in low ranking non decision making roles. Also Bolivian Land distribution program should be suspended during the voter Registration period and last there should be greater promotion of electoral dispute reconciliation through the electoral process

The first administrative recommendation that was made is the necessity of the creation for the basic skill and knowledge requirement for a member of the electoral commission or KPU. They must have sufficient understanding of the electoral law as well as management skills. The poll workers must be trained better.Osbervers noticed that many didn't fully understand their responsibilities. Another large issue was that the voter registry was under the control of both the KPU and the ministry of Home Affairs making the responsibility of voter registration solely the KPU's will solve many of the inconsistencies seen in this election. There is a need to increase the transparency of voter tabulation progress in Indonesia. In addition there needs for more transparency in the acquisition distribution and return of the voting technology. Last there must be a greater representation of women on the ballot this must be encouraged in future election.

The Carter Center Observers advise that the participation of Bawaslu and
Panwaslu(tradition electoral advisors) be limited to electoral indiscretions that do not break the law. The responsibility of responding to electoral disputes must be the sole responsibility of the KPU. The time period for filing complaints must be made longer or become streamlined. In addition it must become open to individual complaints.

The creation of a voter Identification system throughout Nepal will greatly decrees issues with voter registration