Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice's Electoral Chamber in the ceremony accepting the constitutional resource to protect the presidential elections held last Sunday, July 28. Photo: Screenshot from VTV coverage.
On Monday, the executive board of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (CNE) responded to the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) request to submit the electoral records relating to the July 28 presidential elections.
The submission ceremony of “documents and annexes” was presided over by CNE President Elvis Amoroso, who expressed the will of the Electoral Power to abide by the laws of the Republic “in order to resolve any controversy in this electoral contest; to comply with the constitutional mandate.”
Amoroso filed the voting records of 30,036 voting stations installed on July 28 for scrutiny at the TSJ. He presented the tally sheets, proclamation forms, and adjudication records. Amoroso also presented the TSJ with evidence of cyberattacks on election day.
#EnVideo📹| Presidente del @cneesvzla, Elvis Amoroso, hizo entrega de los documentos solicitados por el @TSJ_Venezuela #PatriaSoberanaYPlena pic.twitter.com/5b4bb9Uhcc
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For her part, TSJ President Beatriz Rodríguez thanked the head of the CNE for his diligence and said that his presence arises from Instruction 026, dated August 2.
This Friday, through the Electoral Chamber, the TSJ requested that the National Electoral Council (CNE) submit the information within three business days from the respective notification.
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The electoral body declared President Nicolás Maduro the winner of the July 28 presidential elections, with 6,408,844 votes totaling 51.95%. President Maduro received over one million votes more than opposition candidate Edmundo González.
According to its social media accounts, the Electoral Chamber of the Venezuelan Supreme Court decided that the electoral body must submit the following instruments: voting records of the voting stations nationwide, records of the final vote count, proclamation forms, and adjudication records from the electoral process.
(Últimas Noticias) by Larry Márquez
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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