Wow. Massive crowds for Capriles in Maturín, Cumaná and Aragua.

[joshcryer]

12. He has a very little chance of winning, actually.

While he's been focusing on the big cities lately (where most of the poor live) he hasn't gone to the rural areas where Chavez gets 100% of the vote in some cases. There's also a concern that the electronic voting machines, utilizing "ghost votes" will kill any chance Capriles has at a win (the 2004 recall was dubious at best).

What's clear by these photos is that Capriles is very very popular and loved by many Venezuelans, not just the rich, but across all demographics. This makes chavista's quake in their boots. However, if they can utilize the "ghost" votes it won't matter so much. This is why it's paramount for Capriles' campaign to have observers at every single polling station so the ghost votes cannot exist.