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With reports from the OAS, European Union both out, and critiques offered by CEPR, it's time to see what we know about election integrity, bias, irregularity, and fraud.
With reports from the OAS, European Union both out, and critiques offered by CEPR, it's time to see what we know about election integrity, bias, irregularity, and fraud.
Like all those in this debate, my prior perspective shapes my standard of proof.
I see the Bolivian electoral process as distinctly transparent, but also its officials as often partisan (the latter is often true globally and in many places elec officials must be bipartisan).
I see the Bolivian electoral process as distinctly transparent, but also its officials as often partisan (the latter is often true globally and in many places elec officials must be bipartisan).
My goal has been to understand what is going on, rather than to accuse or defend one side, so I've adopted an informal preponderance of the evidence standard in my judgments, and tried to state any leaps of logic that build on known facts.
