Sentence examples for elections abroad from inspiring English sources

Richardson kept busy, writing and monitoring elections abroad, but he confided to Ruckelshaus that he would gladly have taken a lesser federal post just for the chance to serve.

There is strong evidence that the Russians have interfered to varying degrees during elections abroad by using traditional propaganda, manipulating social media platforms and in some cases illicitly funding allies.

Among candidates who have been interviewed are Lorne W. Craner, the president of the International Republican Institute, which monitors elections abroad, and J. Kenneth Blackwell, secretary of state of Ohio, an African-American who served as ambassador to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in the first Bush administration.

Insiders say that Haider has taken the reaction from abroad personally and is deeply upset that while at home he has managed to convince many people to move to his camp (27% voted for his party in October's elections), abroad it looks likely that he will remain a pariah.

Opponents to external voting usually point at the threat to national sovereignty, in particular when diaspora outnumbers domestic population; the high costs of organizing elections abroad; and the greater risks of fraud (Lopez-Guerra, 2005; Rubio-Marin, 2006).

It was accused of facilitating misinformation in the 2016 U.S. presidential race and other elections abroad, and of enabling political interference from foreign actors.

Another stumbling block is the potentially huge cost of organising an election abroad.

Guinean New Yorkers, frustrated but cautiously hopeful, are waiting to join the city's other immigrant groups who have voted in homeland elections from abroad.

On Wednesday, for example, he praised the revolution's achievements: "Egypt changed the regime, Egypt held elections nobody abroad disputed, Egypt is coming to so, and so and so".

I have had a chance to observe several U.S. elections from abroad, but it has been unusually revealing to be in Egypt as Barack Hussein Obama became the Democrats' nominee for president of the United States.

For a large group of our respondents – 65%% – the 2010 presidential election, during which they were selected for our study, was their first experience of voting in Polish elections from abroad.