Sentences with phrase «distributing election materials»
I was charged with distributing election materials — leaflets, posters, stickers, the manifesto — to regional offices, who in turn disseminated them to the constituencies.
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Ayorinde explained that as the election that would bring on board a new set of public officers for the next four years at the local government level, the restriction of movement will allow the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC) and the security agencies to distribute electoral materials in good time and ensure a seamless electoral process.
MONUSCO's electoral division consists of 51 professional (international) staff, 86 UN volunteers and 41 local staff, working around the clock to distribute the 4,000 tons of election material: 186,000 ballot boxes and 64 million voting cards to 62,000 polling stations (BBC 2011).
Follow us here as election materials are distributed, security personnel take positions and voters and candidates get ready for the D - Day.
However, because ballot papers had already been printed and postal ballots already distributed it is now impossible to remove her name from election material.
Yoruba Council of Elders, YCE, has lambasted the Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, for distributing President Muhammadu Buhari's 2019 election materials during Wednesday's Federal Executive Council...
Despite protests at some quarters over this Saturday's Kogi supplementary election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has distributed sensitive materials for the election that will hold in 91 polling units in the state.
While Labour distributed ballot packs to its members, the trade unions were responsible for sending out literature relating to the contest to their members, leading to concerns from each side about the content of the other's election material.
As per a recent article in our local paper — The Arizona Republic — Arizona «legislators want to gag school officials» in an amendment to Senate Bill 1172 that will prohibit «an employee of a school district or charter school, acting on the district's or charter school's behalf, from distributing electronic materials to influence the outcome of an election or to advocate support for or opposition to pending or proposed legislation.»
Meanwhile a Canadian company set up alongside Cambridge Analytica called AggregateIQ (AIQ) distributed compromising material — which Wylie referred to as «kompromat» — to influence the election.