Sentence examples for remote polls from inspiring English sources

In Zambia, fishy results come from the most remote polls, where election monitors aren't present.

Below you can watch one of the remote polling stations in action.

Snowdon said his information showed that Labor won all but three remote polling stations in the NT.

Anecdotal reports suggest even some of those enrolled aren't turning up to the 250-odd remote polling stations.

Despite problems with distributing electoral supplies to the country's many remote polling centres, the elections were held as scheduled on November 28.

The opposition complained that 3m extra ballot papers had been printed, raising fears that they might be used to stuff ballots at remote polling stations.

United Nations helicopters flew in extra ballots to remote polling centers that ran short as East Timor saw surprisingly high turnouts in its election for a new president, officials said.

Preliminary results are expected in the coming days, but with remote polling places difficult to reach in a country with bad roads and minimal infrastructure, some ballot boxes are likely to be delayed.

Tallies from remote polling centers continued to trickle in to the Independent Election Commission headquarters in Kabul on Sunday, increasing the vote count from 3.6 million reported Saturday to nearly 4 million.

In all, a quarter of India's 815 million eligible voters were eligible to cast their ballots on Thursday in 120 constituencies across 12 states, from the disputed Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir – where election materials had to be airlifted to some remote polling stations – to the southern state of Karnataka, whose capital is the IT and outsourcing hub Bangalore.

He refused to hand over the ballot boxes for Mondawel district to the official in charge of the district and the staff of armed men designated to carry the ballots through the mountains to all the remote polling centers in Mondawel.