Sentence examples for election standards from inspiring English sources

A directly elected UNPA might have common election standards if it follows the example of European Parliament (EP).

And the turn-out, at 63.8%, was high by recent general election standards.

All the pollsters show a swing, with remain 8-10% ahead: by general election standards, that's seismic.

Mr. Holder cited a report by the McArthur Foundation that said 90 percent of those who voted last month would support national election standards.

These figures were at least in the ballpark of what the Democratic campaigns were spending in 2008, although they are paltry by general election standards.

The 9-year-old commission was created in bipartisan Congressional resolve to repair the nation's crazy quilt of tattered election standards and faltering machinery.

A Florida election standard adopted in 1990 implies that a vote is cast if either zero, one, two or three corners out of four is attached.

In both states, they were coordinating with campaigns to see whether provisional ballots, or absentee ballots rejected because signatures didn't match — an election standard that Democrats consider to be voter suppression — were being counted.

Hall, co-author of Point, Click, and Vote: The Future of Internet Voting, explains why Congress should now go further and give the federal government the power to enforce electronic elections standards.

Instant runoff voting, as you (being a reader of this blog) probably know, eliminates the "spoiler" effect in the one-winner elections standard in the United States; guarantees that the winner has at least grudging support, of a majority; and guarantees that a candidate whom most voters really, truly don't want can't get elected.

And he portrayed Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, as a 'world-class liar' and a danger to the country". "In a 42-minute performance reading from teleprompters, Trump moved closer Wednesday to being the kind of general-election standard-bearer Republican leaders have been pleading with him to become.