Sentence examples for responsibilities of election from inspiring English sources
Each state has a chief electoral officer with a core staff, and civil officers assume the responsibilities of election officials at the district and constituency levels.
"But we give the responsibility of election security to the counties and tell them to pay for it".
It is the responsibility of election officials to do everything they can to help voters understand what they need to do -- and don't need to do -- to vote.
She added responsibilities to the position of "Election Day technician" — filled by young, computer-savvy volunteers who could help the white-haired poll workers reboot touch-screens when they crashed.
The special prosecutor, who has had law enforcement responsibilities in dozens of elections since his office was founded in 1994, has never indicted a single person on charges of vote-buying, vote-coercion or diverting government resources to a political campaign, she said.
So McConnell, with his precipitous vow of no confirmation of anyone, turned the debate away from the merits of any individual to a controversy about the responsibilities of the Senate during an election year.
Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.
"The responsibility of the supervisors of elections is to prepare for 100percentturnoutut," he said.
Hoar replied that the people were both a less permanent and a less trusted body than state legislatures, and that moving the responsibility for the election of senators to them would see it passing into the hands of a body that "[lasted] but a day" before changing.
The proposal was also rejected by the two minor parties in the coalition government, who said that if Samaras insists on ERT's closure, his party will have full responsibility for a new round of elections, just one year after the current government was elected.
The party was relegated to obscurity thereafter--decried as spoilers who bear responsibility for the election of George W. Bush and everything that followed.
