VOICED : Zimbabweans vote in tense presidential

The transcript discusses Zimbabwe's fiercely contested election between President Mugabe and Morgan Shangarai. Despite past violence in 2008, the current election has been peaceful, though marred by accusations of vote rigging. Mugabe, at 89, is determined to win and end the power-sharing government. International observers doubt the election's fairness, with issues like dead voters on the roll and banned monitors. Zimbabwe's neighbors prioritize stability over democracy. High voter turnout is noted, with hopes for decisive results to avoid further violence.

What are the implications of having a significant number of dead voters on the voters roll?

What are the hopes of Zimbabweans regarding the election results?