Sentence examples for election division from inspiring English sources

His colleague Carina Perelli, an Uruguayan who was head of the U.N. election division, called him an encantador de serpientes — a snake charmer.

To figure out who was voting out of turn, Governor Scott ordered the state election division to compare its registration rolls to the Homeland Security Department's immigration database, which the federal government refused to do.

The new Florida law requires that voter registration drives be conducted by third-party groups that are certified by the state and requires the groups to account for all forms that are checked out from the election division.

In July, Vieira de Mello invited Carina Perelli, the Uruguayan who ran the U.N.'s election division in New York, to Baghdad to conduct a feasibility study, which she and a team of advisers began on August 1st.

"Make sure to confirm that your summary page accurately reflects your choices BEFORE casting your ballot!" reads a flier distributed by the Texas secretary of state's election division to state polling locations.

But the court ruled tonight that society could not yet place "blind faith" in machines, and it rejected a legal opinion issued by the state election division last week that said hand recounts could only be justified by mechanical failure, not possible error by voters who may have failed to mark their ballots completely enough to be read by the machines.

While the elections division is technically under the control of Katherine Harris, the elected secretary of state who is a Republican like Jeb Bush, the governor plays a role in anything of significance in this town.

Mr. Khalilzad, in a news conference, said the process "was not your typical post-election division of posts between different members of a coalition".

Mr. Bush said the elections division would name his replacement.

(The state elections division said it had not decided whether to accept partial results).

Back then, the bespectacled old Etonian was running the elections division of Strategic Communications Laboratories, known as SCL.