Legitimacy under Pressure: The Role of Electoral Observation
Results of the election of 28 July 2024

President Nicolás Maduro (United Socialist Party: socialist and populist left) was declared re-elected with 51.2% of the vote against his ten opponents, including Edmundo González Urrutia (independent; 44.2%). Following the government’s refusal to allow independent election observers, nine Latin American countries called for the results to be re-examined in the presence of foreign observers.
Note: Venezuela is an authoritarian regime; the electoral campaign of opposition candidates is restricted in various ways by the government.
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