Electoral in a sentence

The Independent National Electoral Commission on Monday advised its Electoral Officers who participated in the 2019 general elections to be tolerant of criticisms because no electoral process is perfect.

SD 57 has three Trustee Electoral Areas with five trustees to be elected in the Prince George Trustee Electoral Area, and one Trustee to be elected in the Mackenzie and Robson Valley Trustee Electoral Areas.

The Electoral Commission awarded Rutherford B. Hayes the electoral votes he needed; Congress certified he had won by one electoral vote.

Ailsa Irvine, Director of Electoral Administration at the Electoral Commission, added: “The availability of free ID is important to maintaining the accessibility of elections.

As a matter of fact, the process seemingly marks a sad anti-climax in the progress made in Nigeria’s electoral progress right from the inauguration of a fresh voter register to the successful amendment of the electoral framework in 2022.

Bolsonaro's defense claimed last week that the meeting had no electoral bias and was held as an “institutional counterpoint” to suggest changes in the electoral system.

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

Diana Atamaint, the president of the National Electoral Council, said the election date, Aug. 20, was “unalterable" due to constitutional and legal mandates, as well as electoral activities that have already been approved by the council.

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.

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

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

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

He noted that world leaders had also started congratulating Tinubu after the Independent National Electoral Commission declared him the winner of the election, having satisfied the provisions of the Electoral Act.

It is imperative that these observer missions place the electorate at the centre of their assessment of this pending election and where necessary make recommendations calling for the much-needed electoral reforms to strengthen future electoral processes.

It was not immediately clear how the situation would play out now that yet another court had intervened in Guatemala’s electoral process, but electoral authorities said Torres and Arévalo would face each other on Aug. 20.

Mr Lim said he posed, as usual, smiling for a man who snapped him in the street, but the photo ended up with the NSW Electoral Commission who called him two days later saying he was infringing the Electoral Act.

Mr Ramatšella told the that the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) was complicit in this alleged con due to its preferential treatment of the party, which allows it to operate despite flouting the country’s electoral laws.

Off-season election is what it is: it is not in sync with the electoral cycle, distorts the electoral calendar flow and makes elections costlier for a country like Nigeria as opposed to when everything is taken together once or twice.

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.

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