110 the CDC ticket was given 1109 votes in excess of the total number (550) votes that should have been at that polling place; (2) that Amos Seaboe, a staff employed in the President’s office, was apprehended with machine producing voter registration cards; (3) that a presiding officer at Bardnersville Public School polling precinct 30073 polling place number 3 hands were caught in the ballot box after polls had closed, votes counted and ballot box sealed and parties observers had left; (4) Josephus Cooper of District #3, Nimba County was arrested with pre-marked ballot paper; (5) the case of over fourteen (14) polling places across Nimba with excess ballots found in the ballot box with more than 550 votes some with 178, 176, 294 more votes respectively; (6) the NEC presiding officer in Zota District, polling place #3, precinct code #06102, Shankpallai Town, presiding Joseph Karlon was seen carrying sealed ballot box unaccompanied and that when interviewed he stated that the ballot box was left behind; (7) at voting precinct #30171, polling place 3, Paynesville Community School, Montserrado County the presiding officer forwarded a report to the collation center at SKD which indicated that the Liberty Candidate Kwisi Johnson received no vote, that when questioned at the collation center, the presiding officer stated that the record of count was missing but that following a recount the said candidate attained 28 votes; (8) at a polling place, Precinct 30171 District 12, Montserrado County Liberty Party attained 205 votes but the presiding officer recorded 26 and it was only at the collation center same was discovered; (9) in Dwazon Margibi, District 1 precinct #24105 polling place 4 the presiding officer record of count reflected a total vote of 2550,about 2000 votes above the threshold of 550; (10) in Cinta Township Margibi County it was observed that a NEC pick up was parked on the side of the road and the occupants therein had opened the ballot box and when an alarm was raised by a resident the vehicle inadvertently dropped the top cover of the ballot box; (11) that in Bong County, District 4 voting precinct #06102, polling place #1 the number of ballot papers taken from the ballot box was 177 but candidate Robert Womba got 246 of the votes; (12) marked ballot papers discovered in Grand Gedeh County. In addition to these allegations of fraud, the 2nd appellants also alleged that 1) the FRR given on the flash drives to the political parties in September 2017 was different from the flash drive submitted by the Appellee’s Executive Director under subpoena which confirmed that the FRR was altered; 2) that the flash drives given