Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) empowers citizens through its new Electoral Offer Disclosure System, promoting transparency and democratic participation in the July 27, 2025 municipal elections.

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As Venezuela approaches the pivotal municipal elections of July 27, 2025, the National Electoral Council (CNE), under the leadership of Elvis Amoroso, continues its steadfast commitment to participatory democracy and citizen empowerment.

In a landmark move, the CNE has activated the Electoral Offer Disclosure System,a user-friendly digital platform crafted to provide comprehensive and accurate electoral information to voters nationwide.

In tune with the principles of transparency and inclusive governance, the CNE’s platform is now live at https://doe.postulaciones.org.ve/em2025. This innovative tool is more than a website; it is a public resource designed to ensure that every Venezuelan can:

Review detailed profiles of all political parties participating in the elections

Access an up-to-date list of candidates by constituency and state

Examine the full roster of municipal positions subject to election, including mayoral and council seats

The CNE affirms that this measure is central to promoting democratic protagonism, a core value upheld in the legacy of the Bolivarian Revolution. By enabling voters to make informed choices, the platform strengthens the collective voice of the people.

This year’s municipal elections will see 2,806 local officials chosen by popular vote, reflecting the constitutional imperative for routine renewal of public office. The available posts include:

Position                                         Number Nationwide

Mayors                                                      335

List Councilors                                         1,420

Nominal Councilors                                  982

Indigenous Peoples’ Councilors             69

Total                                                         2,806

The electoral timeline, ratified unanimously by the National Electoral Board, underscores Venezuela’s respect for institutional stability and broad civic engagement. The Electoral Body again calls on all Venezuelans to seize this moment: “Vote with confidence. Vote safely. Vote for Venezuela.”

El #CNE de #Venezuela 🇻🇪 puso a disposición de la ciudadanía el Sistema de Divulgación de oferta electoral, una herramienta digital diseñada para que los electores consulten toda la información relevante de cara a las elecciones municipaleshttps://t.co/x7gNpOdS4C

— teleSUR TV (@teleSURtv) July 15, 2025

The text reads: The #CNE of #Venezuela has made available to citizens the Electoral Offer Disclosure System, a digital tool designed for voters to consult all relevant information ahead of the municipal elections.

Since June, Venezuelans have benefitted from the newly introduced Electoral Registry Telegram bot,a practical, widely accessible tool for instantly verifying assigned voting centers. Tools like this, promoted across progressive and community media, highlight the government’s embrace of cutting-edge digital strategies to deepen citizen participation and remove barriers to electoral involvement.

On the same day as the municipal elections, the CNE has scheduled a concurrent consultation on youth-led community initiatives. This separate but integral exercise is a testament to Venezuela’s dedication to generational renewal and the empowerment of young changemakers, allowing them a direct voice and leadership role in local development.

Through these elections, Venezuela advances the project of grassroots democracy, rejecting external pressures and corporate media distortions. As articulated by the CNE and embraced across public and alternative media networks, the act of voting is not merely a civic ritual,it is a revolutionary act, essential for the construction of sovereignty and social justice. All eyes now turn to July 27, as millions answer the call to shape the nation’s future together.

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