Sentence examples for reliability of the election from inspiring English sources
In a letter yesterday, James C. DiPaula, secretary of the state's Department of Management and Budget, recommended to Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. that the state advance a plan which he said "will correct specific risk factors and ensure reliability of the election process".
As early as the 1930s, the adoption of voting machines has been proposed to the government to prevent election fraud and maintain the reliability of the election results (Abinales and Amoroso 2005).
Russia attempted to undermine the fundamentals of our democracy, impugn the reliability of the 2016 election...it is possible to conclude Russia interfered with our election in 2016 without delegitimizing [Trump's] electoral success".
These numbers track with years of growing concern among voters generally, and Republicans specifically, about the reliability of American election results.
"Not just for our reputation, but because we play a role in maintaining and restoring public confidence in the integrity and reliability of national election results".
The Justice Department and state attorneys general should consider formally joining the suit, so they can argue that the combination of Election Systems & Software and Diebold would make the voting experience worse and reduce the reliability of election results.
Congress now seems on the verge, at long last, of passing meaningful legislation to improve the reliability of American elections.
Yet even sophisticated systems will not improve the reliability of American elections if other problems are not fixed as well.
"Florida voters will be able to have more confidence in the voting process and the reliability of Florida's elections".
The Supreme Court today ordered the postponement of the election scheduled for Sunday, saying that the "reliability and transparency" of the electoral process could not be guaranteed.
A3 Venezuela Election Postponed The Supreme Court ordered the postponement of the election scheduled for Sunday, saying that the "reliability and transparency" of the electoral process could not be guaranteed.
