Sentences with phrase «election workers»

The note lists what appears to be a breakdown of political donations by seven Democratic county elections workers in late 2006 and early 2007.

That added six hours and pay for election workers.

Many voters were confused over poll site changes and said they got bad info from elections workers.

The itemization of wage payments has not been on the list of items that state Board of Elections workers check for when they review disclosure filings, spokesman John Conklin said.

Election campaigns and access to the electoral process continue to be affected by traditional barriers, security concerns, absence of female voters and female observer groups.Past elections reflect significant obstacles women have faced as candidates, voters as well as election workers.

Mr. Espaillat described last Tuesday's vote as a «murky process,» and he rattled off a series of perceived problems with the process, including a lack of Spanish translators at the polling stations and reports from his constituents that they had been turned away by election workers.

At this point, states and parties have already heavily advertised the date of the election, election sites have been chosen and election workers hired (or recruited) for those dates.

A judge sentenced two Cuyahoga County elections workers Tuesday to 18 months in prison for their roles in a countywide ballot recount after the divisive 2004 presidential election.

The decision came in the early morning hours on the East Coast, after election workers counted about 20,000 absentee ballots.

Across several neighborhoods in Northeast Brooklyn, voters reported few if any issues with their experience Tuesday morning, often going out of their way to compliment election workers as being competent, courteous, and helpful.

Sen. Hugh Farley greets election workers before casting his vote on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014, at the Jewish Community Center in Niskayuna, N.Y. (Cindy Schultz / Times Union)

Barrett, a Democrat, held a 39 - vote lead before today, when election workers and party officials sat down to examine ballots mailed in by absentees.

His opponent, 62 - year - old Republican and county Board of Elections worker Remy Bell, of Riverhead, is not actively campaigning.

The Journal News, of Westchester County, reported on its Web site that a polling station in Hartsdale opened about two hours late because election workers couldn't get access to locked - up ballots.

Ditto at North Park School in North Buffalo, according to election workers there.

McGrath says election workers will have to hand count some 2,500 paper ballots over the next couple of days.

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[42] Three Chicago election workers were convicted of voter fraud in 1962 and served short terms in jail.

While County Executive Mark Poloncarz says there is other county space available if the board needs to move for repairs, elections workers need to keep ahead of a busy season.

Election law is very precise when it comes to who can sign petitions for particular candidates, and how election workers handle the documents.

Election workers await voters to cast their ballots in Albany on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015.

McDonough and several other elections workers testified in front of the grand jury.

Photo: Supporters of Anna Throne - Holst and David Calone review absentee ballots for possible challenges while Board of Elections workers oversee the process.

In the November 2005 Ohio election, nearly 200 memory cards were lost in Montgomery County and in Lucas County contracted election workers, including a Republican mayoral candidate, could not be located for hours when transporting the memory cards.

Mail - in absentee ballots are only available upon request for active members of the military, those with an illness, physical disability or travel plans that prevent them from voting in person on Election Day, and election workers who are working at a polling place other than their own.

In the past, information sharing between federal and state officials has been hampered by slow processes for obtaining the proper security clearances for state and local election workers.

Recruited, trained and supervised full time staff and part time elections workers.

Other types of taxable income may include: investment dividends income, interest on bonds, alimony, unemployment benefits, Social Security benefits, retirement plan distributions, jury pay, election worker pay, rental income, royalties, notary fees, and certain scholarships, fellowships, and grants.

Bellone said he will participate in the lag voluntarily and submit resolutions for a March 22 legislative vote that would extend the lag payroll to executive and legislative aides, along with board of election workers.

Each campaign will have staffers, accompanied by election workers, sit at computers in the Onondaga County Civic Center and check to make sure the signature on file for each absentee voter matches the signature on each submitted application.

In the hopes that it's not over for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, his local volunteers are watching Erie County election workers this week review the affidavit ballots that were filled out on primary day by voters whose status to vote was unclear.

This demands that women's participation as campaigners, voters and election workers is encouraged and protected.

Under the old system, election workers were required to print out receipts from electronic scanning machines after the polls closed and then cut them by hand, by election district.

Erie County Board of Elections workers are preparing for the final ballot count in the New York State 63rd Senate race which remains undecided even as more ballots come in.

Goodman's election comes after he lost to Cornelis, a Suffolk Board of Elections worker, in a floor fight in March 2016.

The suit cited «voter suppression» and irregularities in the discarding more than 2,000 ballots by city Board of Elections workers.

Right now, when voters go to the polls in New York state, an election worker flips through a big book.

In a small corner of the Board of Elections office in New City, a handful of Valentine supporters gathered around one computer trying to be helpful to election workers.

Voters arriving at Public School 86 on W. 78th St. were delayed because the building was short eight election workers, she added.

The head election agent at the polling station in question said «One of our election workers was in a polling station early this morning reading a Kindle e-reader.