CLEAN : Botswana votes as ruling party faces resurgent opposition

The transcript discusses minor issues encountered during an election, such as people appearing where they shouldn't and delays in ballot booth arrivals. These issues were effectively managed by the time polling stations closed. Compared to previous elections, there were fewer votes, making the process quicker. However, due to an increase in the number of people per constituency, the process was slower this time.

What were some of the minor issues faced during the election process?

• People appearing where they shouldn't and late arrival of materials

• Ballot boxes being stolen

• Incorrect counting of votes

• Voter intimidation at polling stations

What was the outcome of managing the minor issues during the election?

• The election was postponed

• The issues led to a recount

• The issues were effectively managed

• The election was canceled

By what time were the polling stations closed on the election day?

• 7:00 PM

• 6:00 PM

• 8:00 PM

• 9:00 PM

How did the election process compare to the previous elections?

• It was the same as the previous elections

• It was faster due to better technology

• It was faster due to fewer voters

• It was slower due to more voters

What was a significant challenge faced in the recent elections?

• Technical failures in voting machines

• Insufficient election staff

• Increased number of voters per constituency

• Lack of polling stations