Sentence examples for monitoring polling from inspiring English sources

At a press conference this morning Democracy in Action, an NGO monitoring polling stations, gave some preliminary results from just over half of Kosovo.

He and other Republicans said that they would be monitoring polling sites to counter any claims by Democrats of excessive lines and that given the weeks of early voting, Ohio had done more than enough to help voters.

Everyone from the Oath Keepers to GOP operative Roger Stone is talking about monitoring polling stations in minority areas.

Someone also sent emails, Facebook posts, and text messages everywhere that said police were going to be monitoring polling sites so they could arrest those who were behind on alimony, didn't pay a parking ticket, had a warrant, missed a court appearance, owed money, or was otherwise of interest to law enforcement.

Consultants from both parties are monitoring polling and voter reaction to gauge the effectiveness of the ads and to determine how long to continue showing them.

Working from color-coded master spreadsheets -- one of which was obtained by The New York Times -- the conservative groups are now closely monitoring polling in 80 House races that they judge crucial to ensuring a Republican majority.

About 50 international election observers monitored polling stations around the country.

For months, Donald Trump has warned supporters of a "rigged election" and encouraged them to monitor polling areas in cities such as St Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia.

In Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal they have monitored polling stations during recent elections and collected results instantly using mobile phones, thus making it harder for politicians to cheat.

A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 U.S. Dispatching Monitors For Newark Mayoral Voting The United States attorney, citing concerns about violence and voter irregularities, said he would dispatch federal observers to monitor polling places during Tuesday's hotly contested mayoral election.

As a result of Shelby, election monitors from the Department of Justice will be spread much thinner on the ground in Arizona on Tuesday, and their powers to enter and monitor polling places sharply curtailed.