FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT MONITORS NICARAGUAN ELECTION

Former U.S. President and third world country election observer, Jimmy Carter, went to Managua to monitor the Nicaraguan polls and ensure that their voting machines were not tampered with and that every vote was counted. “I saw no evidence of malicious code, overriding votes or voter suppression,” Carter said. “And there was no negative campaigning or dirty robocalling, either. The Nicaraguan election was the pillar of democracy.”