Sentence examples for aec from inspiring English sources

An AEC press release blamed "unprecedented cold weather".

McGowan is waiting for the AEC to declare before claiming victory.

According to the current totals collated by the AEC, the Labor primary vote share has dropped by 4.1% to 3.58m.

An AEC spokesman told Guardian Australia the counting and scrutiny of about 15,000 postal and pre-poll votes means a further delay in the declaration of a result, with an automatic recount triggered if the difference between the two leading candidates is less than 100 votes.

After the 2013 election campaign was marred by vote irregularities, which required a re-run of the Western Australian Senate election, the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters (JSCEM) held an inquiry into the 2013 federal election and the AEC.

"The AEC refer to the permanent residential address as the address you intend to return to even if you live somewhere else temporarily".

The Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), an agency with near Olympian powers which ran the nuclear programme, selected a government-owned bombing and gunnery range in Nevada partly because winds would blow "radiological hazards" away from Las Vegas and Los Angeles towards "virtually uninhabitable" land downwind to the west, home to ranches and Mormon communities.

McGowan said she had not been contacted by either the AEC or the AFP.

The AEC told Guardian Australia there were just 645 pre-poll and postal votes left to process and count, making it unlikely that Mirabella, the incumbent Coalition MP, will overtake McGowan.

The AEC currently has Snowdon in front by a slim 1.3%, two party preferred.

As it stands the AEC has the Coalition with 86 lower house seats to Labor's 57.