CLEAN : Life in Namibia back to normal following national elections

The transcript discusses the introduction of AVM machines in voting, highlighting initial challenges and reactions from both voters and observers. It compares the current voting process with previous elections, noting a slower pace due to the new technology. The discussion also covers issues like machine malfunctions and the need for more resources to ensure a smooth voting process.

What was the main reason for complaints about the AVM during the voting process?

• The machines were too slow.

• Voters were unfamiliar with the technology.

• There were not enough machines.

• The machines were malfunctioning.

How did the voting experience with AVM differ from previous elections?

• The results were released immediately.

• The voting period was longer.

• There were fewer people voting.

• It was faster than before.

What unexpected situation did the narrator encounter during the election with AVM?

• A fully crowded voting area.

• A lack of voters.

• Immediate results announcement.

• Technical issues with the machines.

What was one of the logistical issues mentioned in the voting process?

• Lack of trained staff.

• Delayed opening of polling stations.

• Insufficient ballots.

• Need for more machines.

What was a consequence of the technical problems during voting?

• The election was postponed.

• Voters were turned away.

• Votes were not counted.

• Voting was extended until 2:00 AM.