Sentence examples for certificate of election from inspiring English sources

The Elections Canvassing Commission ("Canvassing Commission" or "Commission"), which is composed of the Governor, the Secretary of State, and the Director of the Division of Elections, canvasses the returns statewide, determines and declares who has been elected for each office, and issues a certificate of election for each office as soon as the results are compiled.

Mr. Franken's 312-vote margin means he is "entitled to receive the certificate of election," the court concluded.

I am prohibited from issuing a certificate of election until the election contest in the courts has been resolved".

A second suit from Mr Franken's lawyers demands that the state give the Democrat a certificate of election in order to let him start serving in the Senate.

§ 204C.40 (2008) to receive the certificate of election as United States Senator from the State of Minnesota.There's a little bit of daylight there, but not much.

ON JUNE 30th, 238 days after the election last November, Minnesota's Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Al Franken is entitled "to receive the certificate of election as United States Senator from the State of Minnesota".

Those documents, comparable to certificates of election that are issued to advise Congress of the election of its members, must be submitted by Dec. 18, the date set by federal law for the electors to meet.

Otherwise, federal courts run the risk of being "thrust into the details of virtually every election, tinkering with the state's election machinery, reviewing petitions, registration cards, vote tallies, and certificates of election for all manner of error and insufficiency under state and federal law".

He is not running for re-election, therefore he did not file his certificate of candidacy for re-election on Wednesday.

At the presidential election of 2005, the persons who applied for a certificate of eligibility to contest the election were Nathan, Ooi and Ramachandran Govindasamy Naidu.

Certificates of qualification and election, invoices, bonds, oaths of allegiance to the restored government and the Union, commissions for Army officers – especially being pressed by field commanders, election returns, proceedings, reports, resignations, proclamations, maps and special orders to state banks, railroads, turnpike operators and county officials.