But while election-night efficiency is a worthy goal, it is not the only one or even the most important to state and local elections officials, who are charged with calibrating the mechanics of democracy.
From the start, the president refused to countenance serious opposition, rigging presidential and parliamentary elections with unashamed efficiency.
Boris will continue to claim until election day that efficiencies overseen by him and his prioritising of "the frontline" have ensured that crime in London continues to be driven down.
AARP commends the Commission's recommendations, which will dramatically increase both voter participation and the efficiency of election administration.
But democratically minded Palestinians have also tried to challenge Mr. Arafat's authority, trying in vain to get him to support measures for greater transparency, efficiency, fresh elections and a crackdown on corruption.
Democratically minded Palestinians have also sought to challenge Mr. Arafat's authority, trying in vain to get him to support measures for greater transparency, efficiency, fresh elections and a crackdown on corruption.
The dust had barely settled on the Afghan elections before the U.S. government, the United Nations and the European Union were hailing them as a success, commending voters for their heroism and election workers for their relative efficiency.
The experience of tracking the polls in that election had the cheery, corporate efficiency of the mid-Obama years: we knew our country, and it favored Obama by about four points.
His boss, the attorney general, George Brandis, tried to soften the revelation by saying general meetings were held with agencies to examine efficiency measure after the election.
We're always driven by trying to improve the accuracy and efficiency of how we do the election," Dave Smith, the council's chief executive explains.
