THE ballot boxes are neatly stacked—and so many of them. The top of the pile almost reaches the ceiling of the Tiro District office in Pidie, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam. Yet on that day, Wednesday, March 31, less than a week before the Indonesian legislative elections, all of these boxes should have already been sent to their respective voting sites. However, as the situation is still unstable, the district election committee is not