Sentence examples for election apparatus from inspiring English sources

The independence of the election apparatus remains in question.

America's election apparatus needs to move firmly and quickly into the computer age.

He ran a dirty tricks campaign against opposition candidates and directed the election apparatus that came under heavy criticism from the Organization of American States for fraud.

Many members of the union, which is part of District Council 37, had predicted that Mr. Butler would win because he controlled the election apparatus.

Most of the top officials heading the discredited government election apparatus have resigned, and the government's top prosecutor, who has always been willing to press or block cases to help Mr. Fujimori, is under increasing pressure to follow suit.

The talks had appeared to be going well, with both sides expressing hopes that an independent judiciary, news media and election apparatus would emerge in time for elections in the next few months.

At the same time, his re-election apparatus is readying in December a 56th birthday bash for the governor, with music by Billy Joel.

Obama himself proves exactly the opposite -- his tough 2008 presidential primary clearly made him a stronger general-election candidate and the Democratic Party a stronger general-election apparatus.

Quibbles over that strategy from Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and others spurred a lengthy round of second-guessing, but not within the re-election apparatus itself.

Instead, he faced the twin tasks of building a general election campaign apparatus and dealing with a White House that had spent a year raising money, investigating Mr. Kerry's record and hiring staff members to prepare for this moment.

One senior Canadian official, for instance, said officials had a goal to overhaul the government's election-counting apparatus by the 2002 municipal elections.