The phrase "ask election" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I need to ask election about the upcoming voting process." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "inquire about the election" or "ask regarding the election".
He said his party would ask election officials to change the ballot or, as a last resort, take the matter to court.
"Whoever gets elected in May they will have to deal with the fact that there has been an attempt to cover up the role of establishment figures that is still going on," said Phil. "We should ask election candidates what they and their parties' leaders have done to root out child abusers and those who cover for them".
My mother, who has been voting since 1968, calls regularly to ask election-related questions.
JoAnne Kloppenburg asked election officials on Wednesday for a statewide recount in her race against Justice David T. Prosser Jr. of the state Supreme Court.
American diplomats are asking election officials to explain how they awarded 18 seats to lawmakers in the March 20 runoff, the United States Embassy said Friday.
Many news organizations have already asked election officials in Florida to make their untallied ballots available, and in some cases, they have filed lawsuits to force counties to make them available.
The commission had asked election officials to hold off on submitting voter data while the lawsuit was pending before the judge.
A committee that President Donald Trump convened to investigate voter fraud has begun asking election officials in certain states for registered voters' names and personal information.
The letter also asks election officials a series of questions, including what changes they would make to "enhance the integrity" of federal elections and how the panel can support local officials to improve election security.
The commission asked election officials in all 50 states to provide it with voter roll data, and White House officials said they wanted to compare that information against federal databases to identify noncitizens and duplicate voters.
