And haven't the ground rules for elections been in quite a bit of flux?
But Zanu-PF is already warning its people to prepare for a snap election, perhaps as early as next March, in an apparent attempt by Mr Mugabe to block the introduction of a planned new constitution, with clear limits on executive power and strict rules for elections.
But it said nothing about how an interim government is to be constructed after June 30, when the United States turns over sovereignty to the Iraqis; the document set no rules for elections, and it was dangerously vague on Islam's relation to the state.
With the Supreme Court at an ideological impasse and Senate Republicans refusing to allow hearings for President Obama's nominee to the court, Merrick Garland, the final state rules for elections throughout the country are likely to be set in a variety of decisions by state courts and lower-level federal judges.
This is why I get worried about the new rules for elections the Supreme Court has handed down.
The app puts players atop one of the blockades that have become a flashpoint in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory's conflict over rules for elections in 2017.
He said the Constitution gives the states the power to set the rules for elections, and he said Ohio's voters have ample opportunities to vote early.
For voters who spent decades – even lifetimes – trying to understand the rules for elections in California, the last four years of a new system have been a jarring jumble of candidates and choices.
For voters who spent decades – even lifetimes – trying to understand the rules for elections in California, the last four years of a new system have been a jarring jumble of candidates and choices.
Though he agreed that the applicants made the case that some voters could be irreparably harmed by losing access to their ballots, Stinson wrote in his decision, "It is problematic to change the rules for elections at the last minute through the blunt instrument of judicial intervention".
