MONROVIA – The voting process in District 10 is experiencing delays due to a shortage of NEC staff at polling stations, leading to growing frustration among the electorate.
Some voters have voiced their disappointment with the handling of the election process and are even considering a potential boycott.
Reports from the God’s Victorious Healing Temple School System polling station in the Peace Island community reveal that some scheduled NEC staff failed to show up or encountered difficulties in finding their assigned locations.
One frustrated voter lamented, “We are exhausted; we’ve been here since 8:00 AM, and it’s past 1:00 PM, yet there has been little progress.”
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