Sentence examples for election complaints from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the Constitutional Council, a body that according to Cambodian law has the final say in election complaints, rejected the opposition's claims of irregularities.

After Karzai tried to put the election complaints commission under his total control, President Obama visited Kabul and apparently delivered some stern advice.

One drama was a dispute over the performance of the national election commission and a second panel to oversee election complaints.

On December 6 an election complaints committee declared votes in Kabul to be invalid, citing fraud and mismanagement, but the election commission rejected the invalidation.

A telephone bank was set up to receive election complaints from Gore supporters, and officials said nearly 5,000 calls had been logged.

The justices have been holding hearings for several days on a number of election complaints and legal issues, including questions about the voter rolls and whether to include rejected ballots in the total number of votes cast.

Mr. Karzai recently overhauled the Afghan election complaint commission, but made it less neutral by claiming the right to appoint all five members.

Sam Howe Verhovek (NYT) ELECTION COMPLAINT IN NEVADA -- The Nevada Republican Party has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission over advertisements by a lawyer who is running for the Senate as a Democrat.

GOP officials in Florida, who had paid Sproul's Strategic Allied Consulting $1.3 million this election cycle to help register and turn out voters, filed an election complaint against his firm with state officials.

Election Complaint Panel Formed KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghanistan's Supreme Court has set up a special tribunal to review scores of complaints of fraud and corruption in the September parliamentary elections, a decision that could bring new uncertainty to a vote already marred by widespread irregularities.

Mr. Karzai's move to appoint the election complaint commission himself, removing the requirement that it have United Nations-appointed members, would reduce international oversight of future elections, and could undermine their credibility in the eyes of Afghans as well as foreign countries.