96 polling places to magistrate area; that in the absence of the serial number there was no way to determine whether ballots in the boxes were those cast at a polling place, assigned and delivered to the pooling place or ballots that were surreptitiously stuffed in ballot boxes after polling had closed; that the number of ballot papers that should be in the ballot box and the number of ballot paper taken therefrom should have been copied from the Presiding Officer Worksheet and since the work sheet was not utilize the entire process is cloud with doubt. (7) that the ballots used during the October 10, 2017 polls do not carry a serial number; that a design of ballot papers without a serial number was a calculated means to perpetuate massive fraud; and that at almost all of the polling places there was no queue controllers; that voters stood in the queue for hours just to realize that they were on the wrong line, a situation which frustrated them and thereby denying them their right to vote. (8) that in Margibi County Polling Precinct #24180, Polling Place #1, polling had closed at about 6:30 PM with the ballot boxes sealed with seal number Pre-056965 and Pre-056961 but later the presiding officer broke the seal and allowed additional persons to vote; that in Bongagplay Nimba County, there were only three polling places while there should have been four; that in Lofa County precinct $21128, a Liberty Party Poll watcher was beaten and tie simply because he raised concerns over the counting irregularities; that two young men, who do not appear to be NEC workers, unaccompanied by police officers were seen wadding in body of water with ballot boxes on their head; that individuals were carrying ballot boxes in canon without being accompanied by police officers; that in District #4, Klein Town, Polling Center # 09085, Polling place #1 in Grand Bassa County, ballots were cast in a bathing tub, instead of sealed ballot boxes, that the presiding officer, Mary Yarkpawolo admitted that sealed ballot boxes were not used but claimed to use an unsealed polling kit; that in District # 4, Kennedy Town, Polling Precinct 09039, Polling Place #2 in Grand Bassa County, ballots were cast in a carton box, instead of sealed ballot box, that the presiding officer Patrick K. Ninwillay admitted to same but had similar defense like Mary Yarkpawolo; that in District 13, Montserrado County votes were cast in an opened box