Venezuelan voters are called to participate in elections amid government repression, with many considering a boycott. The elections follow numerous arrests, including opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa. The ruling party claims a landslide victory, while a poll shows low voter turnout. Opposition leader Humberto Villalobos criticizes electoral participation as a farce. The elections will be overseen by the National Electoral Council, loyal to the government, with little impact expected on citizens' lives due to Maduro's centralized control.