Sentence examples for the election management from inspiring English sources

The experience was "a testament to Burma's ongoing struggles with development," said Sam duPont, one of the students who visited Myanmar (formerly Burma) for the "Election Management in Fragile States" policy workshop taught by Jeffrey Fischer, a visiting lecturer with election-management experience in Albania, Bosnia, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine, among other places.

The election management software lays out the ballot used in a voting system, and it doesn't always follow best design practices, perhaps suggesting putting the Senate and House contests under the instructions for some good technical reason that doesn't factor into human behavior.

In above the line voting, ticket votes are distributed according to the party or group voting ticket registered before the election with the election management body.

There are three main vulnerabilities: the election management systems that county and local officials rely on to organize (and sometimes tally) the vote, online voter registration data, and electronic voting machines.

The workers contend that since the July election, management has fought them and dragged its feet at every turn.

VandeHei wound up departing in April, and though Allen is still expected to remain through the presidential election, management has already been talking to possible successors to lead Playbook.

Farooq Wardak, a member of the country's election management team, said the government still hoped to hold the elections at the end of September.

At the time I was working on the Guardian's investigations desk, and I heard the company's "election management" consultancy was branching out into US voter targeting with a curious new product and corporate identity.

Last year, a conservative group called the Free Congress Foundation gave the state an F-minus grade on its election management practices, the most dismal rate in the country.

We'll see if New Jersey can use the 2005 election to refine its election management after the deluge of 500,000 new registrations and the requirements of the federal Help America Vote Act.

Chapters evaluate the standards, methods, and evidence for evaluating when elections fail; analyze the central role of election management bodies in promoting integrity consider the impact of malpractices on political legitimacy, and identify effective policy interventions designed to advance integrity.