Sentence examples for electoral bias from inspiring English sources

The Parliamentary Affairs essay echoes the conclusions of another article on electoral bias in the current issue of Political Quarterly.

The evidence of this paper, which decomposes electoral bias subsequent to the 2010 general election, is that the manner in which this argument is currently being presented is largely false and that much of the existing bias will remain after the independent boundary reviews following new procedures have completed their work in 2013.

AV will lead to even safer seats and an increased in-built electoral bias favouring Labour.

There had been an electoral bias in favour of rural areas since the Constitution Act of 1857, but it was now to dramatically increase.

The Awami League alleged electoral bias in favour of its rival, the BNP, and boycotted the elections.

A PDP agent and a former government minister, Godsday Orubebe, nearly disrupted the whole process by accusing the electoral boss of bias - a charge he dismissed after a tense few minutes that seemed like hours to most Nigerians glued to their televisions and radios that were broadcasting the whole drama live.

Is the electoral system biased in favour of Labour?

With the electoral map biased towards the countryside, agriculture has huge political clout even though it makes up only 1% of the economy.

The second day of vote-counting got off to a dramatic start when a member of Jonathan's party accused the electoral chief of bias.

This came after the representative of the governing PDP Elder Orubebe interrupted the announcement of results, accusing the electoral commission of bias.

The representative of the governing PDP, Elder Orubebe, interrupted the announcement of results, accusing the electoral commission of bias.