If there is a failure of elections in a number of constituencies, it may not be possible to get enough lawmakers to legally open parliament.
Meanwhile, Americans outside the insular world of the Acela Corridor are totally disgusted with politics and the failure of elections to lead to governance.
The Commission on Elections said it might declare a "failure of elections" in several areas in and around Mindanao, where voting could not be held because of violence, including fighting between the military and Islamist insurgents.
"AP's system could be a critical point of failure on election night," Sullivan said.
Opposition lawyers seeking to challenge Thursday's vote could also cite the failure of the election board to hold elections in all parts of the country, if enough polling stations are unable to open.
The question came at a time when the relentlessly criticised failures of the election were weighing heavily upon him.
The failure of the eve-of-election polls to reflect the actual result of the 1992 general election "was the most spectacular in the history of British election surveys", according to the July 1994 Market Research Society's investigative report.
The failure of the July 19 election process seemed to reaffirm some residents' desultory view of the association — and of Liberian civic leadership in general.
If Germany were to turn, the whole region would start to look much more cheerful.But the failure of the German election on September 18th to produce a clear-cut result has dampened any optimism about that country.
But the NRA main PAC wasn't just your run of the mill failure of the 2012 election year.
