As Venezuela prepares for its regional and legislative elections on May 25, candidates from the Great Patriotic Pole and opposition forces finalize their campaigns, calling for massive voter participation amid a robust security plan to protect the democratic process.

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As Venezuela approaches the crucial regional and legislative elections scheduled for Sunday, May 25, candidates across the political spectrum are intensifying their efforts to engage voters. In Caracas, the Simón Bolívar Great Patriotic Pole (GPPSB), the coalition supporting the Bolivarian Revolution, organized a massive march through the city center to close its campaign.

Starting at the PDVSA headquarters in La Campiña, the march traversed key avenues, demonstrating the popular support for the revolutionary project and the commitment to deepen Venezuela’s democracy.

El 60 por ciento de los venezolanos votará el próximo 25 de mayo por los candidatos a diputados y gobernadores chavistas, de acuerdo con una encuesta realizada por Hinterlaces.https://t.co/TtT4bGVGP4

— teleSUR TV (@teleSURtv) May 22, 2025

The text reads: Sixty percent of Venezuelans will vote for Chavista candidates for deputy and governor on May 25, according to a survey conducted by Hinterlaces.

While the GPPSB held its grand mobilization, opposition candidates also wrapped up their campaigns in various states. The Democratic Alliance, a coalition of opposition forces, finalized its activities with candidates like Luis Eduardo Martínez in Aragua and Manuel Rosales in Zulia calling for voter turnout.

 Despite the challenges posed by external pressures and internal divisions, opposition leaders emphasized the importance of participating in the electoral process as a path to change. In the Guayana Esequiba region, Democratic Action candidates urged citizens to exercise their voting rights, highlighting the elections as a decisive moment for Venezuela’s future.

A Democratic Process Secured by the People and the Plan República

The May 25 elections will fill 569 public offices, including 285 seats in the National Assembly, 24 governorships, and 260 seats in state legislative councils. Over 6,000 candidates are competing, reflecting the vibrancy of Venezuela’s multiparty democracy.

To guarantee the security and transparency of the vote, the Plan República has been activated, deploying more than 490,000 officials, including 412,000 members of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB), across over 15,000 polling stations. This massive effort ensures that the 21,458,669 eligible voters can cast their ballots freely, directly, and secretly, defending the sovereignty and dignity of the Venezuelan people against any threats.

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