Sentence examples for elections to learn from inspiring English sources

First call: to the city's Board of Elections, to learn in which election districts voters traditionally go to the polls in high numbers.

An article in the New York Times from early 2001 reported on schoolchildren in Zaire studying the 2000 US elections to learn about the mechanics of voter fraud; that was demoralizing.

The expansion has come with opportunities to build trust — Project Shield now protects John-Allan Namu, a Kenyan investigative journalist who works on Africa Uncensored, and project engineers spent time in Kenya during the 2013 election to learn about the DDoS protection needs of journalists and election monitors.

"I'm disappointed, and I think it's important to have another forum before the General Election to learn about the issues," Frutos said.

In Germany, before the 2017 elections, we worked directly with the election commission to learn from them about the threats they saw and to share information.

o In Germany, before the 2017 elections, we worked directly with the election commission to learn from them about the threats they saw and to share information.

Take a look at Elizabethtown's mock election program to learn more. 5. Analyze political messaging and rhetoric.

"The decisions that get made by your government are important and far-reaching, and it is no longer possible to assume that democracy will work if most Americans simply wait until election time to learn a little about the candidates and otherwise ignore what's going on," she said.

As we commemorate Women's Equality Day, take a moment to visit VOTE411.org to start the voter registration process and visit it again closer to Election Day to learn about the candidates and issues that will be on your ballot.

My goal for this upcoming election is to learn more about the senate and gubernatorial races this way I can have a better understand what's happening in our government.

Facebook's former security chief warned that attacks on the American electoral system are alive and well ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, urging the country to learn from its mistakes and prepare itself to handle any threats connected to the 2020 elections.