Sentence examples for electoral agency from inspiring English sources

President Ernesto Zedillo, the head of Mexico's electoral agency and a string of other authorities have dismissed all chances that fraud could determine the presidential winner, pointing to safeguards that include transparent ballot boxes and curtained voting booths.

With 93percentt of the ballots tabulated, the Mexican electoral agency reported that Mr. Fox had won 43percentt of the votes, while Francisco Labastida Ochoa, the candidate of the governing party, won 36percentt and Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Solorzano, a leftist candidate, 17percentt.

Alternatively, contact your local electoral agency.

And Mr. Toledo said he would take part in a second round only if the electoral agencies were revamped.

"Many officials in our state and local electoral agencies are PRI members who very probably think in old ways and are ready to act in the old style".

While he has been president, Ernesto Zedillo and other leaders of the PRI helped enact laws that strengthened opposition parties and established transparent electoral agencies.

After the voting, Mr. Fujimori promised to work with the Organization of American States to strengthen the independence of the judiciary, to revamp electoral agencies and to expand freedom of the press.

Elections Canada has two-way data sharing arrangements with the electoral agencies of each province and territory except Saskatchewan and Yukon, from which it may obtain but to which it cannot send information.

Every year, about 3,000,000 address changes are processed by Elections Canada from information obtained from the Canada Revenue Agency, Canada Post, provincial and territorial motor vehicle registrars, and provincial electoral agencies with permanent voters lists.

The Act also specifies that Elections Canada may obtain information from other jurisdictions, such as from provincial and territorial motor vehicle registrars, and provincial electoral agencies with permanent voters lists.

Every year, about 400,000 Canadians reach voting age and 200,000 Canadians die, resulting in changes to the National Register of Electors based on information obtained from the Canada Revenue Agency, provincial and territorial motor vehicle registrars, and provincial electoral agencies with permanent voters lists.