Sentence examples for concern about election from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, voiced serious concern about election irregularities in Haiti, his spokesman said.

Concern about election interference in the era of mass social media has stepped up sharply since revelations about the volume of disinformation targeted at the 2016 U.S. presidential election (and amplified by Facebook et al).

Yet as political concern about election interference has stepped up steeply this year, Zuckerberg has attended sessions in the US Senate and House in April — to face (but not necessarily answer) policymakers' questions.

He also expressed concern about elections in Italy last month which failed to produce a clear winner.

Despite the growing concern about elections which fail around the world, there has been little systematic understanding of the importance of this phenomenon.

What this means is that when there is a concern about elections, such as the worries that outsiders might have hacked computer systems that help manage elections, Americans think that the whole system is at risk.

The annulment had infuriated authorities in Moscow and raised concerns about election legitimacy in Russia.

But concerns about election safety and intimidation are playing out on a whole new scale this year.

But state officials refused to certify Mr. Harris as the victor because of concerns about election fraud and, in particular, the conduct of L. McCrae Dowless Jr., a contractor for the Harris campaign.

As primaries ramp up in states across the U.S., concerns about election cybersecurity are mounting too.

At this point in the meeting Zuckerberg also suggestively referenced MEPs' concerns about election interference — to better play on a security fear that's inexorably close to their hearts.