Sentence examples for electoral office from inspiring English sources

So intrigued by the royal commotion I had apparently caused the Canning electoral office, I reached out to Keegan Nicholls, Hastie's electorate officer, for more information about the constituents' request program.

Election day, however, was peaceful, the electoral office said.

It was Clyde Smith, rather than Margaret Chase, who first sought electoral office.

The high court has dismissed a legal challenge but the RUC and the chief electoral office are conducting investigations.

Day once owned the building which houses his Adelaide electoral office, but sold it to a business associate.

Several electoral officials have resigned, alleging intimidation, among them the head of the electoral office for the Central region, in which Hinche and Maissade both lie.

They also believe it encourages competition for electoral offices.

The government is taking no chances: already, it has put up a steel barricade around the electoral offices, where officials will count, or miscount, the votes.

By the time this first frenzy was over, 174 banks, 22 trains and 13 electoral offices had been looted or set alight.

Schools and government offices will be closed for the first three days of next week so that the police and United Nations peacekeepers can focus their attention on polling places and electoral offices.

Officials at several Communal Electoral Offices, known by the French acronym BEC, arrived at work to discover that the ballot boxes had been left there overnight because poll workers could not find room for them inside.