The phrase "advising election" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing guidance or recommendations regarding an election, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The committee is focused on advising election strategies to ensure a fair process."
Alternatives: "providing election advice" or "offering election guidance".
Donor nations have been holding Kenya's hand much tighter this time around, advising election officials and contributing more than $100 million in election preparation.
In August, the company notified clients of the software glitch, advising election officials not to rely on the green arrow, but to use alternative methods of checking that every memory card — and every vote — is counted.
The process took an hour, there was no help for the disabled, the font on the ballot was tiny, and people became increasingly upset and were trying to advise election workers on how it might run better.
She said staff had been briefed on the changes in the legislation and were required to advise elections offices of any potential issues as soon as they arise.
Mary Kiffmeyer, the secretary of state, has sent daily missives advising county election chiefs how to handle the unusual count by hand, and those local officials are organizing special training sessions for thousands of election judges.
The United Nations, which is advising Afghan election officials, has told staff to exercise caution and only authorise essential programmes.
"Historically, our problem has always been because elections are done here manually," said Ramon Casiple, executive director of the Consortium on Electoral Reforms, a nongovernmental group that has been advising the elections commission on the automation project.
-- Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer has demanded that Secretary of State Kris Kobach stop advising county elections officials while their battle for the Republican gubernatorial nomination hangs in the balance.
That was an indictment for a conspiracy, and the conspiracy charged was to induce, aid, counsel, procure, and advise certain election officers of the state of Indiana to unlawfully neglect and omit to perform the duties of the election laws of that state.
They advised local election officials to prepare backup plans for November.
In Washington, experts from the Voting Village meet regularly with lawmakers and staff to advise on election security issues.
