Sentences with phrase «electoral law work»
According to her 29 March 2007 interview with the «Huddersfield Examiner» newspaper, she was doing the party's books, merchandising & electoral law work with little help, and had grown fed up with the lack of leadership accountability.
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Commenting on how the New Patriotic Party has gone about with the electoral commission's Steering Committee, he said that it doesn't matter who will be appointed — rather, what matters is the electoral commission's steadfastness in working with the laws of the country.
The officials, Jobey Ambrose and Mumuni Latiffa who work at the EC's Walewale District office allegedly took the sum of GH 10,000 from the Vice Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, to breach the electoral laws of the country.
As Douglas W. Rae points out in the standard reference work The Political Consequences of Electoral Laws, majoritarian electoral systems are extremely rare for multi-seat legislatures, only being well established in Australia, and for second round voting in some French elections.
The Working Families Party benefits from New York's electoral fusion voting laws that allow cross-endorsement of a single candidate by multiple parties.
But the commission decided to take the matter no further as there was «no reasonable grounds» to believe that Vote Leave and Grimes had been working together, which would have more tightly limited how much they could spend under UK electoral law.
The way the law works now, the legislature controls the process of drawing electoral lines.
These are qualities of mind and character that make American markets and electoral systems work reasonably well, chiefly because they make Americans, at their best, reflective, law - abiding, mutually respectful people.
The law does not assume or presume any single type of electoral system, even if this is what has worked for us — for now.