Sentence examples for election professionals from inspiring English sources

The process by which voters prove who they are has largely been left to election professionals.

John Turner, chief executive of the Association of Electoral Administrators - the body which represents election professionals - said the role has changed as the demands placed on an electoral manager have increased.

Like an eager but not very bright graduate student, he compiled the pessimistic thought of twentieth-century critics of mass culture, and applied it to contemporary case studies like Barack Obama's election, professional wrestling, and happiness studies.

And while Democrats speak in soothing tones about allowing elections professionals and earnest volunteers to proceed in uninterrupted peace, Republicans continue dire warnings of mischief and cover-ups.

And eight months after the election, the professionals who pressed you into the service of a gimmicky, dreary, idea-free campaign will still be blaming you for their defeat.

Yet throughout this intensely psychological election, psychology professionals have been restrained by a widespread, though fragmenting, consensus that Trump's mental health ought not to be discussed at all.

For her part, engineer and former chemistry teacher Rep. Chrissy Houlahan hopes the election of STEM professionals will lead to a greater focus on cybersecurity, nuclear security, and biosecurity — not to mention climate change.

The "Macaca moment" gave online video a bad reputation in some political circles after the 2006 election, with campaign professionals horrified at the thought of their clients' every public mistake ending up as fodder for online hecklers.

New York City needs a professional election board.

No voting equipment is being used, and professional election administration officials are not managing the process.

That is because Republicans almost certainly will hold control of the House of Representatives this year, according to professional election forecasters.