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The election con: gov’t excuses crumble under the weight of reality

The administration's push to synchronize elections is facing criticism as claims of social unrest and cost savings prove unfounded. Critics argue the government is manufacturing instability through political hiring sprees and purging competent staff while spending millions on campaign optics. Frequent elections currently serve as the only catalyst for public works, which often stall once the voting ends. Voters are now observing these discrepancies as they head to the polls.