al sattar's party, like ny protesters, is calng for the boycott of the elections.y the playing field isn't level because the incumbents draw on state funds and their armed wings to succeed. >> ( translated ): we in the streets are unarmed, we have no money, we don't have the experience to organize the protest in the face of authority, which during the daytime tells us "come and organize yourself and take part in the elections," while at night, they go around the houses and kill us. >> reporter: the lack of organization is evident. at the protest, the attendees argue over how it should be run, and the turnout is disappointingly low in the hundreds. two years on the protest movement is still struggling to unite, and even arranging a small demonstration like this sparked disagreements over what the goals and messages should be, highlighting the deep rifts within the protest movement. and this lack of unity is one reason why protesters have failed to translate the momentum on the streets into political capital. 167 parties and 3,200 candidates registered to run for ira