But although social-welfare groups aren't designed for this purpose, they are allowed to undertake some election-related activities.
We've never undertaken an election in the U.K. so I stand by my statement that the U.K. was not a target country of interest to us.
Voting for the candidate who slakes your thirst for a spot of Jack Daniels corrupts the clunky but real national deliberation that we undertake with every election.
Although the political uncertainty remains high, government advisers said that Greece would not fall into disarray even if it undertook new elections in a month.
And the answer to that [is this]… We undertake 7 to 9 elections a year, somewhere in the world, for Prime Minister or President.
After the disputed election, Kenya's leaders vowed to pass a new constitution; set up a local tribunal to prosecute the election killings; and undertake land reform, police reform and a number of other ambitious reforms whose urgency was exposed by the election turmoil.
Under Florida law, a recount is automatically undertaken when an election is decided by less than one-half of one percent of the total vote.
They come as the minister for Universities and Science, Greg Clark, indicated that he would like to see a Commons select committee review of the fees and loans system undertaken after the election – although he added he believed the current system it was "good for students because it has allowed more of them than ever before to fulfil their dream of a place at university".
Serious efforts have been undertaken to develop election forecasting in other countries.
Section 166 talks about manual recounts and it talks about the obligation of a canvassing board to consider the possibility of a manual recount, to make a decision as to whether to do a sample, if the sample turns up enough votes to be meaningful to the election, to then undertake a mandatory recount of all of the ballots.
"At times we undertake eight, nine, 10 national elections a year somewhere around the world.
