It isn't the duty of election books to leave readers feeling uplifted.
Early voting for security officials who will be on duty on election day was hampered by a shortage of ballot papers and other bungles.
Criminal charges against Bishnoi include "attempt to murder" and "voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty," National Election Watch says.
But I can say that the Supreme Court of Florida, for 100 years, has put a duty on election officials to discern the intent of the voter.
The Finlay Brewer pair say that at the £2m-plus end of the market, buyers were already contending with ongoing talk about a mansion tax, 7% stamp duty, general election uncertainty and the knowledge, even before Bank governor Mark Carney's latest comments, that interest rates were probably going to rise within months.
The word 'supervision' does not appear in any of these articles, although the constitution's drafters used the word ten times in the original constitution, giving for example the judiciary supervision over the "proper enforcement of laws" and the Guardian Council, the watchdog body that among other duties vets election candidates, supervision over national elections.
To further burnish the country's image, the leadership has lobbied intensively to receive in 2009 the rotating chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, a democracy and human rights group that, among other duties, monitors elections in the former Soviet sphere.
"So I've given them a special duty in this election.
"We were also worried that if we released Call of Duty before the election, no one would show up to vote," Mr. Hirshberg said.
But the arrival of anti-European populists, along with a sprinkling of cranks, celebrities and single-issue fanatics, among the 732 MEPs reporting for duty after the election might at long last excite some public interest in the parliament.
