I'd like to hear your thoughts on what are some of the important/interesting/unusual parts of our election law
I'll start with the important parts. I'd probably say, that it's the most basic ones like "one person gets to cast one vote". They are a foundation of democracy, everything is built up from them.
Now to the unusual parts - I see few. Firstly, rule stating "If a ballot is modified by the voter, any prior challenge of that ballot will be null and void." If a challenged part of the ballet was not changed, and it would not change anything regarding the challenge, I believe it is unnecessary for the challenge to be voided.
Secondly, "If a voter does not vote Yes or No to a question to re-open nominations for a given office, their vote for that office will not be counted." I kinda don't understand the point of this. I think people should be given an option to abstain from vote in this.
and where you think mistakes could most easily be made during the election process.
Well, it's hard for me to tell, as I wasn't a member of Election Commission yet. I don't think any mistakes could be made "easily", I believe the system is goon enough for that not to happen.
Judging from outside, if any mistake was to happen, it would probably be a simple miscount of a ballot.