71.   Religious and human rights groups have tried to persuade the government to postpone elections a week so voter registration lists can be checked for accuracy.

72.   The bill would give states additional millions of dollars over the next three years to buy new voting equipment, better train poll workers and improve registration lists.

73.   The bill would give states millions of dollars over the next three years to buy new voting equipment, better train poll workers and improve registration lists.

74.   The bill would also give states millions of dollars over the next three years to buy new voting equipment, better train poll workers and improve registration lists.

75.   The commission has already scrapped the usual voter registration list and declared the entire country as a single constituency.

76.   The Election Commission did away with registration lists.

77.   The Election Commission had done away with registration lists, and polling stations had proliferated, with many placed at unlikely locations like gas stations and in prisons.

78.   The Election Commission had done away with registration lists and polling stations had been placed at unlikely locations like gas stations and in prisons.

79.   The opposition coalition Republican Front claimed the law and voter registration lists were rigged against them.

80.   The opposition coalition Republican Front claimed the code and voter registration lists were rigged against them.