Sentence examples for electoral malpractice from inspiring English sources

Writing off blue-collar whites is electoral malpractice: They still comprise 44percentt of the electorate; 50percentt in every Midwestern state; over 60percentt in Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and Wisconsin; and 80percentt in key Pennsylvania counties ― the places that made Trump president.

"Do Public Perceptions of Electoral Malpractice Undermine Democratic Satisfaction?

It should condemn abuses of human rights and electoral malpractice, but it should avoid taking sides.

Voters' sentiments may also have been skewed by other bits of electoral malpractice.

The familiar stories of electoral malpractice have surfaced but their impact on the result is minimal.

A Scotland Yard spokesman said on Friday: "Sixteen allegations of electoral malpractice are being assessed by the Met".

Since so many electoral malpractices have again been reported, a second round of disqualifications is now likely.

And, shamingly, Americans probably have done more to support the democratic opposition in Ukraine, and to shine a spotlight on electoral malpractices, than west Europeans have.

The motivation for this is the role played by civil society groups in highlighting electoral malpractices in the contentious 2005 elections.

And voters were quick to post images of electoral malpractices through phone videos and pictures on Twitter and Facebook, forcing the election commission to act against the parties involved.

By this formulation, a newspaper could be shut down for criticising the state visit to Uganda of the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose regime is widely considered undemocratic and guilty of gross electoral malpractices.