Zanu-PF Is Planning To Use A “Parallel Ballot System”: MDC Alliance

 

MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has alleged that he has evidence that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu-Pf are planning to substitute the ballot papers with another batch which corresponding serial numbers. Chamisa said that he had been tipped off by an informant that the second batch of ballot papers will be pre-marked in favour of Zanu-PF. Speaking during an E-rally on Monday night, Chamisa said,

…They will have a pre-marked ballot which then will have a percentage say 70% for Mnangagwa, 30% for Chamisa or they may even want to prop up (Thokozani) Khupe to become their front person and give her a few percentage points to complete the whole picture. So, as you go to vote, when you are voting in the fictitious ballot, that ballot does no show or reflect you because it has already been pre-marked. But the moment you place your X on that ballot paper the ink that is placed on that ballot paper is then going to activate, remove it after some few hours, once is it removed then the pre-marked point is then going to reflect in favour of Mnangagwa.

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2 comments on “Zanu-PF Is Planning To Use A “Parallel Ballot System”: MDC Alliance

  1. Kana zvakadero saka todii? Tongomirira Mwari kuti vatibatsire!! Vana ve Zimbabwe, namatai nokuti Mwari havarigiki, You cannot rig God!!

  2. This comment from Chamisa is the clearest evidence that Chamisa is aware of his eminent defeat in the forthcoming elections as predicted by a prominent opposition sympathiser professor Chan.His efforts from now on are not geard to attempt to win the elections but to provide a soft landing from the inevitable defeat by attempting to explain now that it was impossible for him to win because of so and so reason and his illegal demands to Zec.This explains why Chamisa is not focussed on adressing the core issues of the electorate but he is rather eternaly preoccupied with the shortcomings of ZEC

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