Electoral in a sentence

The four electoral area directors were able to vote on this issue, since it applied specifically to electoral areas.

Mr Martey, however, called on Ghanaians to support the Electoral Commission (EC) to perform its electoral mandate.

The decision by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal came days after the electoral registry suspended the party on a judge’s order.

The state’s current allotted 55 electoral votes give California more than 10% of all available electoral votes in the country.

Establishing the National Electoral Offences Commission is a testament to our collective resolve to uphold electoral integrity.

During the meeting, Nice also engaged Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) to explain to the youth about the amended electoral laws.

Trump still only makes it to 268 electoral votes, while Biden ends up at 270, the exact amount needed to win the electoral college.

So far, states with 196 electoral votes have joined, so only 74 more electoral votes are needed.

This will check impunity in the electoral process and deter perpetrators of electoral violence.

The country’s electoral law distinguishes between born and naturalized Qatari citizens and bars the latter from electoral participation.

He said that Councillors had approved the Electoral Code and Electoral and Appeals Committees.

The Electoral College is like the rest of the Constitution in that it treats the as the essential political unit of our electoral system.

He said this new electoral system suggests tabling a proposal in Parliament to implement an electoral system devoid of preferential votes.

Electoral violence is an electoral coup and the architects are thieves of people’s mandate.

And Justice Chulu said Mrs Nhekairo will be missed by the Electoral Commission of Zambia as she contributed greatly to the electoral process.

Tella explained that enactment of set of laws embedded in the new Electoral Act, 2022 was to strengthen the electoral process in the real sense.

We must undertake far-reaching electoral reforms that address the shortcomings of our previous experiences and strengthens our electoral process.

Electoral fraud is now back to being a felony and if convicted you could see up to 20 long years behind bars for engaging in electoral shenanigans.

Federal electoral boundaries are currently being redrawn by the Australian Electoral Commission in Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia.

But electoral commissioner Tom Rogers said the image was in reference to boosting Indigenous electoral enrolment rates and had been used for many years.