Sentence examples for electoral staff from inspiring English sources

One of the most embarrassing problems facing electoral staff was in Fermanagh/South Tyrone where a number of ballot boxes had been filled with rain water.

A Police Scotland spokesman said: "Following a report of possible personation at a polling station in Glasgow this evening, police are working with electoral staff and inquiries are continuing".

Thanking the electoral staff, Balls said: "I am sorry for the cameras that they didn't get the moment they were looking for, although I must say it was quite close".

On the day voters will head to one of the 2,608 polling stations across the country, with extra electoral staff being drafted in to reduce the risk of queues.

He has painstakingly prepared for the task over the past four years by studying the rigging methods used in previous elections, implementing an elaborate system of voter registration, training thousands of electoral staff, and introducing biometric readers to identify voters by reading their thumbprint.

Commission chairman Jenny Watson called for a "managed process where we have flexibility in the law" with new powers across the UK for electoral staff, following the example of changes in Scotland.

It is an honest and funny piece of work, a real book, by a real person, not one of those staff-assembled products for electoral use.

The Democrats said several electoral commission staff had resigned after intimidation from Socialists.

Electoral commission staff (most likely government loyalists), rather than party representatives will oversee election stations.

Across Kenya, poorly trained electoral commission staff members forgot the PIN numbers and passwords needed to access software.

Among the requirements when standing for parliament is to hand over £500 to the electoral registration staff at the town hall when putting in your nomination paper.