Sentence examples for nonexistent voting from inspiring English sources

Local and international observers condemned the April 2007 elections as deeply flawed, citing nonexistent voting booths, stolen ballot boxes and intimidation by hired thugs.

She noted that fraud appears to be basically nonexistent among people voting in person.

They studiously avoid rebuking Trump for outlandish lies (e.g. crowd size) and won't object to counterproductive and wasteful schemes (e.g. the wall, an investigation into nonexistent mass voting fraud).

We don't know whether our cyberdefenses, which were reportedly almost nonexistent at the state level, where our voting machinery resides, are any stronger today.

In voting for a war authorization to buttress a nonexistent diplomatic path, many members of Congress were tricked into backing the war.

The president's hunt for nonexistent fraud is a facade for a longer-term effort to impose unnecessary restrictions on voting.

The barrier between entertainment and politics is now nonexistent, they argued, and people voted against the political class.

Blacks were virtually nonexistent in the voting, even though in general elections in 1996 and 1998 they made up a quarter of the vote.

Manufacturing votes from nonexistent voters appeared to predominate over stealing votes from other parties.

But that hasn't stopped the Republicans from continuing to vote on at least several occasions to defund the nonexistent group.

And the former senator, who had voted for the invasion of Iraq (to deal with Saddam Hussein's nonexistent weapons of mass destruction program), did it straight-faced.