The term "electoral processes" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this term when referring to the events and activities associated with selecting a candidate or group of candidates during an election. For example: "It is essential that we remain vigilant in order to ensure the integrity of the electoral processes."
In this sense, our results suggest that for third candidates to help indeed restore the informativeness of electoral processes, the electorate should be like biased.
Their development was as much a corollary of the growth of rapid communication through telephone and telegraph as of the growth of the electorate and rational insistence on making electoral processes fair and equitable.
Mr. McNorton added that the United Nations had insisted on a "rigorous adherence to electoral processes".
It found electoral processes subverted by fraud and heavy-handed politics.
We are very concerned that politicians are interfering with electoral processes for highly political purposes".
In the latter two cases, the commission assisted in electoral processes and facilitated multistakeholder dialogue.
Its electoral processes were fair, it said, adding: "Fide only deals with chess and is politically neutral".
It certainly could be said that his lie was designed to shield him from the consequences of a breach of legitimate electoral processes.
They are also reversible by the same laws and rules and norms and judicial and, perhaps most of all, electoral processes that created them.
The MDC demanded a forensic audit of the electoral processes and a rerun of a free and credible election as soon as possible.
Monitors with the Commonwealth Group of former British colonies described the elections as "credible" in most places it observed but also described a breakdown of "proper electoral processes".
