Sentence examples for electoral education from inspiring English sources

Concerns have also been raised regarding hearing-impaired voters, who have felt left out of the electoral education process.

"It is important to note that the early attempts to produce electoral education material was hindered by legislative constraints making it an offence to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to vote".

The Obama campaign has made electoral education a staple of its outreach and communications efforts this cycle, working to make sure that voters know the rules and that election administrators are properly training poll workers.

The station is one of the few to address controversial topics, including "Cambodian civil society, the fight against HIV/AIDS, maternal mortality and human trafficking, campaigns for women's rights and gender equality, political and economic transparency, equitable and sustainable development, labor rights, environmental protection, the rule of law, and electoral education and election monitoring".

Street theatre sponsored by aid donors is often used in awareness campaigns ranging from electoral training to HIV/AIDS education.

Most of them remained politically quiescent, and many accepted Zionist Israel as a reality and sought to ameliorate their circumstances through electoral participation, education, and economic integration.

This contribution underlines that transnational voting behaviors are correlated with the same "heavy" socioeconomic variables than national electoral participation: education, employment, and income (Dedieu et al., 2014, p. 67).

His camp hints at possible future campaigns on electoral changes and education reform.

Here is a new idea to complement it: create the electoral equivalent of education's "Race to the Top" program — a competition for excellence with both rewards for success and punishment for failure.

GDP growth:3.6% GDP per head: $14,380 (PPP: $24,310) Inflation:3.4% Budget balance (% GDP):-1.1 Population:17.9mMichelle Bachelet began a second presidential term in 2014 with a flurry of reforms, including reforms of the education, electoral and tax systems.

However, even under this "hegemonial federalism", the states still had sovereignty over finances, education, electoral law and cultural policy, with the Kingdom of Bavaria keeping a particularly strong national identity.