Sentence examples for electoral cheating from inspiring English sources

It's a good little short-term result, but doesn't change the underlying fractiousness that gave rise to seemingly massive electoral cheating in the first place.

A recent poll (by the admittedly pro-government Star newspaper) showed the ruling coalition drawing 63% of decided voters, roughly matching analysts' expectations.It is not so much electoral cheating as skilful strategy that keeps UMNO in power.

Mrs Arroyo, hounded by accusations of electoral cheating and suspicions of corruption in her own administration, might have to ponder this thought should another Estrada ever come to occupy the presidential palace.

BANGKOK — Cambodia's long-serving, authoritarian prime minister, Hun Sen, was elected to another five-year term in office on Tuesday despite a deadlock with the opposition, which has refused to attend the National Assembly in protest over alleged electoral cheating.

Romney is called out for electoral cheating by injecting campaign lies into the body politic.

I demonstrate the usefulness of the approach in three examples of economic interest, related to behavioral biases in retirement savings, electoral fraud, and student cheating.

Mr. Athor began his rebellion in April 2010 after complaining that electoral fraud had cheated him out of the governor's post in Jonglei State, an accusation Mr. Machar denied.

"Each person can do this in their own way, and in the manner that they see fit so that it will be felt everywhere, especially by this dictatorship which wants to impose a verdict based on cheating and on electoral fraud".

Serious questions remain over the legitimacy of the electoral roll and the potential for cheating, particularly after apparent anomalies in the recent constitutional referendum.

He previously applied this approach to the Republican Party primary process ("rigged") and the Pennsylvania electoral system ("the only way I can lose Pennsylvania is if... cheating goes on").

South Africa's 1994 election was dogged by malpractice: at one point the electoral commission imposed a news blackout on the count amid mutual accusations of cheating by the African National Congress and Inkatha.