In fact, the New York City Board of Elections does not keep records of the delegates' names, unless a race is contested, according to Naomi R. Bernstein, the board's director of communications.
Much of the violence on Saturday played out in the south of the country, in opposition strongholds where the tight election is particularly contested, according to Cheta Nwanze, head of research at SBM Intelligence, a nonpartisan group that has been critical of the government and is tracking violence based on reports from local police and media.
But he argued that nonetheless, "the fact that [the president and vice president] were both elected by the people cannot be contested, and according to the Navajo Nation Code, they will officially be relieved when the next president is elected and takes the oath of office".
Names are posted only after the debtors have multiple chances to protest and appeal and the amount can no longer be contested in court, according to tax board officials.
According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Reed had a winning majority in the runoff election that seemed destined to be contested by a recount.
Practice rights legislation in Canada continues to be contested 50 years after its first enactment.
According to the USPTO website, trademarks that are given for free can be contested by other businesses.
The concept of 'experts' has also been contested when restricted to professionals and applied to patients.
In Michigan, where two seats on the closely divided court are being contested, spending could top $10 million, according to some reform groups.
