COMBINE a tight election, millions of newly registered voters, confusion about new electoral procedures and a heavy dose of partisan passion and you have a recipe for plenty of election-day wrangling.
There have been plenty of elections before when the outcome was highly uncertain down the stretch run or on Election Day itself.
As a former official with the Atlanta-based Carter Center, Robert A. Pastor has monitored plenty of elections, mostly in developing countries where democracy is taking its first steps.
There's plenty of election-meddling blame to go around.
Let's face it: There are always going to be plenty of elections going on in Africa.
There will be plenty of other elections, plenty of other leadership opportunities.
That "shock and somnolence cycle" to which Perez is referring has been seen in the past several elections, with voting problems getting plenty of attention around election time but not receiving much once those troubles fade in memory.
Plenty of time – no election yet, no "backdoor" EU membership – let's see what Boris Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox actually come back with from their negotiations.
But the Republicans are furious about the holiday, and the union, 500,000 strong in Michigan, has endorsed Mr Gore, promising him plenty of volunteers on election day.The second is a ballot initiative on school vouchers.
As The Washington Post noted in January, plenty of obits this election cycle have made headlines for making political commentary, and a disproportionate number of them seem to be anti-Hillary.
