Christian also referred to voting taking place after 6:00pm.23 Ramon Gomez; Adolfo Pena; Lovelace Christopher; Ynes James; Esau Harrigan, and Bernadette Ephraim made similar statements. [39] There were even statements by witnesses for the appellant/respondent, QuinnLeandro, which spoke to late voting. Elaine Colbourne stated:24 “The voting finished between 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. This was because every voter who was in the line at 6.00 p.m. was allowed to stay in line and vote…. I did not see anybody arrive after 6:00 p.m. and attempt to join the line to vote.” Sylvester stated as follows, in his witness statement:25 ”The voting finished between 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. in order to give those in the line before 6:00 p.m. the opportunity to vote. … I did not see anybody arrive after six o’clock and attempt to vote.” There were also statements to similar effect in the witness statements of Edmeade Graham and Ashley Galloway.26 [40] In the Simon/St John’s Rural West petition, the appellant/respondent, Spencer, witness, Phyllis Proctor, stated in her witness statement,27 that there was late voting. Witness, Janice Constant, made similar statements.28 So did witness Itha Anthony;29 Jason Meade,30 and Jasmine De Silva.31 The question, though, is where was late voting pleaded? The Jonas/St. George petition At paragraph 9. At paragraphs 5 and 6. 25 At paragraph 5. 26 At paragraphs 5, respectively. 27 At paragraph 9. 28 At paragraph 8 of her witness statement. 29 At paragraph 4 of her witness statement. 30 At his paragraph 7 of his witness statement. 31 At paragraph 7 of her witness statement. 23 24 21