New categories like road accident and insurance, election matters, family issues, injunctions and judicial review have also been added.
I hope that the plans announced by the Army will be respected and that we'll have three categories of elections: elections to the Parliament, the Upper House and the presidency.
As many as 350,000 could fall into that category, say elections experts.
At present UK citizens have the right (not a concession, a right) to travel, live, work, study and – for certain categories of election – vote, within an area of more than 1.7 million square miles.
TO CALL the process by which Hong Kong's new chief executive was anointed on March 25th a flawed election is to make a category error.
Hain also expressed some concerns about the leadership process, telling the BBC's World at One: "What we tried to do here is do something no political party has yet done, broaden the franchise for our election through establishing the new category of registered supporters … to extend our base and our links into the wider community".
Thorpe explained that this subterfuge was necessary to deal with a special category of unspecific election expenses.
The form jurors are required to fill out when they reach a verdict has more categories than most election ballots.
In the Oval Office, the President was quick to comfort the young members of his staff, but he was, an aide told me, even more concerned about the wounding effect the election would have on the categories of Americans who had been routinely insulted and humiliated by the President-elect.
In 2010, the write-in category led on the election night, but Republican senator Lisa Murkowski, who months earlier lost her primary to Tea Party favorite Joe Miller, wasn't the only name that could have been written in.
Take the top three maps from each category into the general election for final selections.
