On Sunday, January 30, Iraqis will vote in an election that has been threatened by violence, potential boycotts, foreign influence peddling, and a complex electoral system. But what will they be voting on? Officially, Iraqis will cast their ballots for the 275 members of the transitional national assembly that will select its president and two vice presidents, plus draft a new constitution. But when the votes are finally counted in two weeks, critical questions will be left unresolved. Here are five things Iraqis won't be voting on -- but should be: