Sentence examples for fake ballot from inspiring English sources

Investigators said much of the fraud was orchestrated in these fake ballot centers.

In Tshangu, where more than 1,500 candidates are running for 15 seats, there was an equally noisy and voluble crowd who pressed what they claimed were fake ballot papers to the windows of cars carrying election observers.

Visitors were ushered inside, where they faced video monitors broadcasting recordings of Fukushima children answering a series of personal and sometimes political questions like "What would you do if you were prime minister?" They were then asked to fill out a similarly worded "ballot" themselves and drop it in a fake ballot box.

When some of my family members hit the election booths on June 12th, the ballot-boxes were already overflowing with fake ballot papers.

Those sites were used to produce thousands of fake ballots.

Some were disallowed because they included fake ballots, and others because they had more votes than authorized.

It was his behaviour during the 2009 presidential election that seemed to tip many people towards despair: a million of fake ballots cast and a messy post-polling dispute that dragged on for months.

Making his case for electoral fraud, he charged that thousands of his representatives had been expelled from polling stations and some mobile polling stations had ballot boxes filled with fake ballots.

In a series of Facebook posts over the weekend that also included theories about an Ebola-driven military quarantine of US society and fake ballots in the Scottish referendum, she crossed over into conspiracy territory.

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After a monthlong standoff that included the surprise release of phone conversations between people fixing the elections ("Did you see what we have?" one of them exclaims in a panic about the fake ballots that had been printed. "I mean... they're completely different"), another round of voting was held.