CLEAN: UN to fight election fraud in Afghanistan's second round

The video discusses the constitutional and electoral requirements for a second round of elections in Afghanistan, focusing on supporting institutions to ensure a fair process. It highlights challenges like low voter turnout and fraud, and the UN's role in maintaining a level playing field. Lessons from the first round are reviewed, including fraud attempts and security issues. Strategies to address these challenges include staff training and security measures. The video also explains the voting process and accessibility for voters across Afghanistan's provinces.

What is the main focus of efforts in the second round of elections in Afghanistan?

• Reducing voter turnout

• Increasing the number of polling stations

• Changing the electoral system

• Supporting Afghan institutions for a successful election

What is the role of the United Nations in the Afghan elections?

• To increase voter turnout

• To ensure a level playing field

• To motivate voters

• To replace election staff

What measures are being considered to prevent fraud in the second round?

• Changing the voting system

• Retraining staff and increasing security

• Increasing the number of polling stations

• Reducing the number of candidates

How can voters still participate if their polling station is excluded?

• By voting the next day

• By mailing their vote

• By going to another polling station in the district

• By voting online

What was the outcome of testing the voting process?

• The process was not tested

• The process successfully identified issues

• The process was ineffective

• The process failed to identify issues