COMOROS-ELECTIONS-VOTE

Comorians from Numakele' region, queue to cast their ballot in a re run of the presidential elections on May 11, 2016 in Mramani on Anjouan Island, Comoros. - Several thousand voters in Comoros, the archipelago nation off the east coast of Africa, headed to the polls on May 11, 2016 in a partial re-run of the presidential election with the result hanging in the balance. Former coup leader Azali Assoumani won last month's run-off vote by just 2,100 votes, according to provisional results, but a court ordered 13 polling stations on Anjouan island to vote again due to "irregularities". The vote on Anjouan, one of the nation's three islands, was tarnished by broken ballot boxes, interruptions in voting, accusations of ballot stuffing and some incidents of violence. Turnout was high on Wednesday, with hundreds of people waiting in line as armed security forces stood guard to ensure voting was smooth. (Photo by Youssouf IBRAHIM / AFP) (Photo credit should read YOUSSOUF IBRAHIM/AFP via Getty Images)