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She is accused of window-dressing public finances ahead of last year's election by using money from state banks.
Many conservative analysts and some Popular Party ministers and parliamentarians accused the Socialists of stealing the election by using anticonstitutional tactics against the government.
It would have allowed parties to advance their candidates to the general election by using "ringers" to split the primary votes of the other parties.
Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, a member of the F.J.P.'s Executive Bureau, was quoted on the Ikhwan website arguing that the Brotherhood had won Egypt's first free election by using the tools of democracy, "which we accepted and they rejected".
And campaign aides to Republican Senator George Allen - who has imperiled his own election by using a racist term and engaging in other bone-headed moves - tackled and punched a blogger who had asked Allen an indelicate question about his first marriage.
The incident was "an example of Karzai meddling in the elections by using intimidation to protect known thugs".
Republican officials and candidates around the country have raised eyebrows during the run-up to next week's midterm elections by using rhetoric and advertisements that critics have said play to racial prejudices.
The Labour party has put the targeting of disaffected Liberal Democrat voters at the heart of its campaign for the local and European elections by using a video to mock Nick Clegg as the "Un-Credible Shrinking Man" who has abandoned his principles.
The product of months of internal negotiations among House Democratic caucus members, the Government By The People Act would create a system of publicly financed elections by using public dollars to match small contributions made to participating candidates, among other features.
A1 Election Law Abuses Cited Two advocacy groups accused the Democratic and Republican parties of breaking federal election law by using soft-money contributions to pay for commercials promoting the Bush and Gore campaigns.
