“The OAS is interfering in Bolivia’s elections process without explanation or justification. The OAS admitted in its preliminary report that it was possible for Morales to be elected in the first round, but said there should be a second round anyway. They’re saying in effect that Bolivian law doesn’t matter; the results were too narrow for their taste, so they wanted a second round. …The rapid count shouldn’t even be part of the story now that the full official count is completed and all the information is public. But confusion over the nature of the rapid count results and the process led to a lot of incorrect information in media reports and elsewhere, all to the detriment of Morales, his MAS party, and the election authority.”