Venezuela: Carter Center's specialized technical mission Final Report, Presidential Election (2006) —
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Venezuela: Carter Center's specialized technical mission Final Report, Presidential Election (2006)

“In response to an invitation from the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (CNE), The Carter Center organized a specialized, technical mission to observe the use of automated voting technology employed in the Dec. 3, 2006, presidential elections in Venezuela. The Carter Center technical mission had two main goals. First, the mission wanted to demonstrate the support of the international community for democratic elections in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela; and second, the mission wanted to contribute to a larger project of The Carter Center to develop and update methodologies for observing and evaluating voting systems globally. Consequently, this report provides some comparative perspectives.”

Carter Center Venezuela_2006_eng.pdf — PDF document, 896Kb

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