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| Dec.2 |
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 Voters reject Chavez's referendum The voters narrowly rejected a referendum that would have bolstered Chavez's embrace of socialism and granted him an indefinite extension
| Voters rejected the sweeping reforms by a margin of 51% to 49%. Chavez described the defeat as a 'photo finish'
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| Dec.1 |
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Venezuelans vote on constitution  President Chavez is facing his toughest challenge in years as voters decide whether to approve changes in a referendum
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| Nov.30 |
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Chavez urges reform| Venezuelan President, addressing tens of thousands of supporters, has urged voters to approve constitutional changes in a referendum | |
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| Dec.3 |
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 Chavez wins by wide margin Hugo Chavez takes 61% of vote to challenger's 38% to win re-election to another 6-year term
| Turnout was 62%. Hundreds of Chavez supporters set off fireworks and cruised downtown Caracas in caravans, honking horns. The president told a crowd that the poll had been a triumph for his 'Bolivarian' revolution. Manuel Rosales has admitted defeat
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Chavez sees election win| Even before all polling stations closed, Chavez supporters celebrated in the streets | |
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Venezuelans to vote on president Hugo Chavez is predicting a crushing victory. He is running against former Zulia state Gov. Manuel Rosales
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| Nov.30 |
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Chavez: Upset 'impossible' in vote Hugo Chavez called opposition candidate Manuel Rosales, his leading presidential challenger, a liar
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Correa claims victory
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| Dec.4 |
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Pro-Chavez candidates predict win The governing party predicted it had won a sweeping victory in congressional elections
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| Nov.29 |
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Opposition quit poll 3 parties have pulled out of congressional poll, accusing the electoral body of favouring pro-government candidates
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Draft constitution passes
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| Aug.16 |
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Observers endorse vote President Chavez has invited opposition leaders to meet with him and called for reconciliation
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Recall vote: Chavez claims victory| Initial results showed about 58% voted to keep the president in office while 42% favored ousting him | |
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| Aug.15 |
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Voting extended for second time Huge numbers have turned out to decide whether Chavez should remain as president
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| Dec.2 |
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Anti-Chavez drive claims success Opposition said they had collected 3.6 million signatures, enough to trigger a constitutional referendum on Chavez rule
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| Dec.13 |
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U.S. urges early Venezuelan elections The White House called on all parties to refrain from violence
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