Once ballots are counted, allegations of fraud or mistakes will be addressed by the elected judges of the USA Parliament's Supreme Court. Only elected and appointed members will be recognized as the legitimate voters in the USA Parliament and subsidiary state, county and city parliaments' internal elections. Nominations of the judges will be made by elected MPs, and each MP may vote for the nominations on a preference ballot. All ballots released to the public from the USA Parliament's elected secretary shall count as a legitimate ballot, even after the ballot had been updated to reflect party switching, withdrawal or any other corrected errors and changes. In case a computer breaks down, the USA Parliament will revert to a hand count of paper ballots and eballots received up to the time of the break down.
Parties become qualified once a member from that party is elected to the parliament.
Additions to the ballot are to be based on numbers of seats - those with more seats in the parliament will be placed above those with lessor seats. Ties will be broken through alphabetizing the names. Additional nominees will be placed on the ballot in the order that they were nominated. Secondings do not apply to the order of placement on the ballot. Parties and categories will be listed on the ballot in alphabetical order.