The somewhat rambling video address — posted on YouTube on May 6, before the first round of the presidential election — adds weight to the idea that Mr. Morsi advanced to the second round on the strength of the Brotherhood's popularity and organization, not his personal charisma or speaking ability.
Collaboration between Kabila and Ntaganda during the recent presidential and legislative elections lends weight to the accusations.
In previous elections, simple weighting techniques largely corrected for the small statistical bias resulting produced by the missing voters, but the missing slice is now estimated at more than quarter of U.S. households, big enough to affect polling accuracy.
Last month Dr Dan Poulter, the Conservative MP who was a health minister until the 2015 general election, threw his weight behind it too.
The bigger consequence of this legislation remaining live right up to the election is the weight it puts on Labour's decision about whether to support of oppose.
While the last poll, in 2008, was influenced by a raft of new private television channels, this weekend's election gave new weight to Twitter and Facebook.
Former presidential candidates such as Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mehdi Karroubi directly blamed the IRGC for influencing the results of past elections, and its weight is likely to be felt again this 14 June.
Beyond the election's partisan weight-and-counterweight, though, there is the question of how American liberalism, particularly Clinton's, will be stressed and changed if terrorist attacks continue.
And their efforts to suppress Ms. Safronova's party, A Just Russia, seemed to underscore how laws intended to guarantee free and fair elections carry little weight in Russia.
In fact it was designed to explain why Mr Medvedev, a young politician in good health with apparent ambitions to stay on in the Kremlin, had stepped aside.In Mr Putin's Russia it is informal arrangements, rather than such formalities as elections, that carry weight.
