Sentence examples for suspected vote from inspiring English sources
When council officials announced in 1996 that the rank and file had ratified a five-year contract that included a two-year pay freeze, Mr. Ensley was the first official to complain to the parent union in Washington, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, that he suspected vote fraud.
Despite the much improved economy, particularly with the exploitations of Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli oil field and Shah Deniz gas field, Aliyev's presidency was criticized due to suspected vote fraud and corruption.
The complaints commission is investigating over 700 cases of suspected voting fraud that are considered serious enough to alter the result.
The reason is not, as you might suspect, voting voyeurism.
Republicans, as part of a 72-hour turnout project, are planning to mobilize poll watchers and are setting up state telephone lines which people can use to report that machines are not working properly or that they suspect voting fraud.
Transparency International Cambodia (TIC), an election watchdog funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), said that Cambodia's closest election since the 1990s saw "disenfranchisement of citizens and suspect voting" as it backed the opposition's call for an independent inquiry.
Maddow said that Nelson and Tester were suspected to vote against Obama's jobs bill again.
Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman was also suspected to vote against President Obama's jobs the second time around.
The disenfranchised and those who've always suspected their vote doesn't count for much are determined to have their say.
Media reports this week cast doubts on Platini's links to the disgraced Mohamed bin Hammam, alleging a secret meeting before the 2010 vote with the Qatari official, suspected of vote-buying and other irregularities whom Fifa subsequently expelled in 2012.
