Sentence examples for skew election from inspiring English sources
Many election law experts said there was no evidence that the violations happened frequently — or at least enough to skew election results.
It is an abuse of power designed to skew election results as it compromises the integrity of our democracy.
How does voter myopia skew elections?
What Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison all agreed on was the danger of creating political parties like the ones we have today, permanent factions that are engaged in a constant battle for advantage even if that means skewing election results, keeping candidates off the ballot, denying voters the right to true representation and "fixing" the outcome of legislative deliberations.
Such a plan inevitably skews election results to the candidate least likely to win the popular vote because voters in large urban areas are often clustered together into a limited number of districts, thus diluting their votes.
The question is whether these will become talking points at some future congressional hearing about how they skewed elections by driving voting disproportionately amongst younger citizens.
Many Sunnis already feel disenfranchised, and their anger will only grow if security problems keep them from voting and skew the election results, Mr. Hiltermann said.
As with the registration changes, there is a danger that these exclusions may skew the election result and thus undermine confidence in it.
The Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn has called on the party to root out people voting for him in a bid to to skew the election result.
Implicit in their argument is a concern that selected manual recounts in some counties but not others may skew the election results even if the hand count is accurate.
The Post reported that APT28 was known for stealing data and military plans from political targets, leading Facebook's security team to assume it was planning traditional espionage rather than a more public-facing disinformation campaign to skew the election.
