Sentence examples for electoral computer from inspiring English sources

Domingo Paredes, the president of the National Electoral Council, said Sunday that officials had detected an attack on electoral computer systems but that it was not successful.

Clinton's defeat to Donald Trump followed the release by US intelligence agencies of public assessments that Russian hackers were behind intrusions into regional electoral computer systems and the theft of emails from Democratic officials before the election.

In the counting, the electoral computer drops the least popular candidates, one by one, and instantly recounts the votes for the candidates who remain until one of them accumulates an outright majority.

The developments follow Clinton's surprise defeat to Donald Trump in the 8 November vote, and come after US intelligence authorities released public assessments that Russian hackers were behind intrusions into regional electoral computer systems and the theft of emails from Democratic officials before the election.

There were reports of electoral computer glitches and at least sporadic vote fraud from across the country throughout the day, including instances of convicts voting, ballots filled in before they were given to voters and people voting with false documentation, presumably to cast their ballots more than once.

Buhari's Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) party says it has evidence that electoral commission computers were rigged and that the vote count was manipulated in Jonathan's favour.

In 1988, the electoral authority's computer mysteriously broke down when the PRD's candidate was leading Carlos Salinas of the PRI, who was then declared president.

On the Republican side, there is controversy over a "robocalling" system, a common American electoral tactic in which computers dial voters and play a pre-recorded message to anyone who picks up.

The iVotronic is the latest in electoral technology, a light, flat-screen computer that will be used this November in parts of Florida, among other places.

It turns out that the 1990s witnessed not only the globalization of coffee and computer parts, but of electoral politics itself.

Kenya's electoral commission has said that a computer bug is to blame for a large number of rejected votes in the tallying of the presidential election.