AND NOW COME APPELLANTS /CO-COMPLAINANTS/INTERVENORS in the above entitled proceeding and having excepted to the Final Ruling of the Board of Commissioners of the National Elections ("NEC Board") rendered on November 23, 2017 and announced an Appeal to the Supreme Court of Liberia, hereby tender this Bill of Exceptions for the approval of the NEC Board enable APPELLANTS/COCOMPLAINANTS/INTERVENORS perfect their appeal and for the Supreme Court to assume jurisdiction over the matter and review and reverse said Final Ruling, as follows: 1. That after oral arguments November 23, 2017, the NEC Board recessed the proceeding for approximately three (3) hours, returned and rendered its Final Ruling, at the end of which it stated, "... Accordingly, we hold that the Hearing Officer did not err, and 1st and 2nd Appellants' request for a rerun of the October 10, 2017 elections is hereby denied AND IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOING, Appellants' appeal is hereby denied. The Hearing Officer's final ruling in these proceedings is hereby confirmed and affirmed. AND IT IS EHREBY SO ORDERED.". To this Final Ruling, Appellants excepted and announced an appeal to the Supreme Court, as is provided by Elections Law and the Constitution. 2. That the entire Final Ruling of the NEC Board ignored the cogent evidence and controlling law adduced by Appellants/Intervenors at the hearing, unrebutted and not discredited by the Appellee. Therefore, Appellants/Intervenors except and file this Bill of Exceptions. 3. That the evidence adduced by Appellants/intervenors show that Appellee violated the Constitution and Elections Law by denying the right to vote to thousands of Liberian citizens eligible to vote pursuant to Art. 77(b) of the Constitution and Section 3.1 of the Elections Law. And yet in the NEC Board's Final Ruling the NEC Board ignored that evidence and the controlling law. For which Appellants/intervenors except. 4. That the evidence adduced by Appellants/Intervenors, which shows that Appellee violated the rights of thousands and thousands of Liberians to vote on October 10, 2017 are: (1) the names of thousands and thousands of registered voters were not found on the Final Registration Roll (proved by corroborated, yet unrebutted, oral testimonies of witnesses, video recording, and 182 voter registration cards which were not punctured as should have been done had the owners of those voter registration cards voted). The Chief Dispute Hearing Officer ("CDHO") denied Appellants/Intervenors' application to admit the voter registration cards into evidence, to which Appellants/Intervenors excepted. In his Final Ruling, the CDHO ignored that evidence; and to which Appellants/Intervenorsagain excepted. But nowhere in the NEC Board's Final Ruling was this exception addressed. And for this reason, Appellants/Intervenors except. 5. That Section 3.6 of the Elections Law provides that the voter registration roll for each registration center shall be opened for public inspection at the office of the Magistrate of Elections and copy of each roll may be kept at such places as Appellee may designate for public