By Radha Motielall
![Incumbent President Donald Ramotar, his wife and children. [iNews' Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/www.inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Ramotar-13.jpg)
After doing his civic duty, Ramotar told the media that based on feedbacks he has been receiving thus far, voting across Guyana is progressing smoothly, save for one or two minor hiccups.
Asked about his expectations, Ramotar said he is “extremely confident we will win these elections”, adding that he is expecting about 40 seats this time around which is eight more than his party got in 2011.
Addressing the question about voter turnout, he said “for sure a high voter turnout is in my benefit and I think it’s good for the country too”, adding that it represents a greater participation in their democracy, on the part of the electorate.
To those who have not voted as yet, the PPP/C Presidential Candidate said “I know it’s a right for them to decide what they want to do, but in my view it’s a duty to have a concern about the direction your country is going to…so I would encourage everyone to vote.”
![Incumbent President Donald Ramotar after casting his ballot. [iNews' Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/www.inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Ramotar-.jpg)
The President was accompanied by his wife, Deolatchmie Ramotar and his three children, all of whom voted at the same polling station.
Totally Nat. But the question to answer is, Is the opposition willing to concede defeat?
Which party wins the elections has a duty to govern in the interest of all Guyanese.
He bringing he dining chairs and he furniture fuh mek duh.