Sentence examples for electoral affairs from inspiring English sources

One such, Juan Molinar, led many others in a protest to the foreign ministry, which he reckons is meddling in electoral affairs.

"We can affirm that the future president will be comrade João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço," João Martins, MPLA secretary for political and electoral affairs, said.

He also served as director of political, constitutional and electoral affairs for the UN transitional administration in East Timor from 2000 to 2001.

When Mr. Allawi, whose party was propelled by millions of Sunni Arab voters, toured neighboring Arab states during the election campaign, his Shiite opponents cried foul, accusing him of encouraging Arab meddling in Iraq's electoral affairs.

Mr. Ahmadzai, who met with the United States ambassador in Kabul for electoral affairs, Timothy Carney, before holding a news briefing at his home in Kabul last week, said fraud in Mr. Karzai's favor had been so extensive that he wanted a rerun of the vote in the entire ethnic Pashtun belt that stretches across 12 provinces, a third of the country.

Without an explicit ban or extraordinarily forward-looking set of policies, it is nearly impossible for the new initiative to not include proposals aligned with US or other government interests in the electoral affairs of other countries.

Trump might not stick to his answer, but, in terms of introducing at least a whiff of sanity to this electoral affair, having it on the record is a start.

Fidesz rewrote the country's laws and eventually its whole constitution, passing electoral legislation that foreign affairs experts say was designed to benefit itself and hinder Hungary's fractured liberal opposition.

And he says that he has found that Facebook to be the single most important community device for him since being elected in terms of engaging younger voters in opinions, even though heated at times, about civic affairs and electoral policy.

The Liberal Party revelled in the electoral backwash from this affair on their political opponents.

"I do hope they will nullify this election," he said of the court, adding that international governments and the United Nations had "meddled in Afghanistan's internal affairs," pushing the electoral commission to declare results that he called illegal.