Sentence examples for elections independently from inspiring English sources

As it is today, about 13,000 U.S. voting jurisdictions run elections independently, leaving the right to vote to state and local officials and allowing for gross manipulation by politicians.

Through May 10, more than 140 groups that can spend unlimited amounts of money in elections independently from candidates have appeared since Jan . 1of 2017, about 17 more than the previous presidential election cycle saw through the same date.

Super PACs, in case you aren't an expert in recondite campaign finance laws, are committees were made legal by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in 2010, and are allowed to spend an unlimited amount of money on elections, independently of official campaigns.

"I am participating in the election independently, but that doesn't mean that I am not a principlist," Larijani said on 12 February.

Democrats also note that Mr. Corzine managed to defend every single Democratic incumbent who was facing a challenge with the exception of Mr. Daschle, who refused outside help and ran his re-election campaign independently.

The public interest is best served by permitting criminal investigations and political elections to proceed independently.

In the system designed by David Bismark and his colleagues, each voter gets a takeaway slip that serves as a record of the vote, and allows elections to be independently verified.

In the three months leading up to the election, she appeared independently in Elle, Redbook, Women's Health, Us Weekly, Latina magazine and People en Español.

The committee issued 22 recommendations, including that the electoral roll only list eligible voters; that the Election Commission function independently of government; and that the campaign period be extended to at least 10 days, up from the current seven.

Its report contained 22 proposals, including steps to ensure that the electoral rolls list only legitimate voters, that political candidates have equal access to the news media and that the Election Commission function independently of partisan politics.

This week, Democrats called for a bipartisan investigation to scrutinize some of the issues raised by voters and campaigns, like the fragmentation of the election process — run independently by each of the state's 15 counties — and the difficulties some voters who signed up to vote by mail seemed to have had in differentiating sample ballots from real ones.