The Carter Center’s final observer report on Guyana’s September 2025 General and Regional Elections says voting-day procedures are “calm, orderly, and well administered.” The mission also reports that it did not find any significant irregularities and characterizes the voting process as the “smoothest” it has observed in Guyana. The report credits changes to the tabulation process with improving election administration. According to the Carter Center, the revised tabulation system is more transparent and verifiable than the approach used in the 2020 election, and this contributes to greater confidence in the announced results. In addition to assessing election-day conduct and tabulation procedures, the observer mission highlights areas for continued work, urging further electoral reforms to strengthen processes going forward. Overall, across the outlets’ summaries of the final report, the Carter Center’s assessment is largely positive regarding order on election day and the performance of revised tabulation procedures, while also calling for additional reforms.