Sentence examples for electoral malfeasance from inspiring English sources
The videos, many of them jittery, amateur-looking productions shot on smartphones, have been touted as a new tactic in the fight against electoral malfeasance in Russia.
Though there were some complaints about ballot-stuffing and other skulduggery, initially there seemed to be little of the widespread electoral malfeasance that had marred previous Russian elections.
It was a small victory in the fight against electoral malfeasance in Russia, one that has underscored the increasing potency of a new kind of election monitor here: common citizens armed with smartphones, digital recorders and cameras.
The election last year was so fraud-ridden that nearly a quarter of the votes were thrown out, the recounting dragged on for months and accusations of electoral malfeasance by President Hamid Karzai's campaign drove a rift between his government and the United States that has yet to heal.
While Congress is right to focus on Cambridge Analytica, and electoral malfeasance, and political ads, and a whole crop of other controversies surrounding Facebook, it should instead direct its attention to the single solution that would begin to solve all of this: dissolve Facebook's dual-class share structure and thereby democratize its ownership.
The previous election was declared invalid by the Supreme Court due to widespread electoral malfeasance.
The electoral effects of malfeasance have been studied extensively, though mostly in the US and only to a lesser extent in other countries.
Mr Karroubi and Mr Mousavi both had run for president in 2009, and like a sizeable part of the nation's populace they protested against what they considered malfeasance and fraud in the electoral process.
Not straightforward malfeasance.
"That's malfeasance," he said.
