Polling stations are places where people go to vote in elections.
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He tweeted that the result was «bent» and has just been on the Today programme claiming people were turning up
at polling stations yesterday with «bundles» of postal votes.
This is especially true today, as voters are increasingly dependent on the internet for things like locating
polling stations in their area.
Some real - life examples include reducing the number
of polling stations and voting machines in some areas.
The special voting exercise ongoing in
polling stations across all 275 constituencies, is experiencing some challenges.
The council says it has sought in recent years to «reduce or remove the use of schools
as polling stations so that pupils do not have their education disrupted».
Most
polling station results have been declared and some media outlets have been using the provisional polling centre results available to make some projections as to the overall direction of the elections.
They say that schools must provide pupils with the opportunity to register to vote and on election days they should turn
into polling stations.
The council again used a
mobile polling station to go to railway stations and supermarkets in an attempt to increase turnout.
The party leaders were out early to cast their ballots amid heightened security
at polling stations.
He said the electoral commission is verifying electronic online reporting with the physical ballot forms
from polling stations.
Nearly 4,000 people were denied the right to vote following the pilot of an ID scheme at a handful
of polling stations.
However, anecdotal evidence points to a closer race and much may come down to turnout after
polling stations open.
Such an estimate would not be reliable, as the requirement for voters to vote at their
designated polling station was removed in the last hours before the referendum began.
The lawmakers hope to hack through some of the red tape and streamline voting by automatically registering people when they get drivers» licenses or other government - issued identification and by allowing people to register at
polling stations on election day.
Mr Naabu who indicates the Minister in concert with the District Chief Executive (DCE) for East Mamprusi are frustrating efforts in conducting
polling station elections in the Gambaga constituency where the Minister is the Member of Parliament, has vowed to hold them responsible should anything untoward happens.
However, the NDC's regional Vice Chair, Alex Attivor Sawyer, has argued that the chief was not fully engaged as a party
polling station agent on the day of elections as being reported.
The Ghana Police Service is this morning dispatching hundreds of officers to different parts of the country to provide security at
various polling stations in this year's general elections.
The face - to - face element is also cross-referenced with the marked electoral register (that is, the copy of the register in
polling stations where people's names are crossed off as they vote) so that they can verify after the election whether people genuinely did or did not vote.
Some members of the NPP in the Ellembelle Constituency of the Western Region, in December 2017 besieged the party's headquarters in Accra, demanding that their National Executives furnish them with their original
polling station register.
It was from Myrobella, in 1997, that Blair strolled with his wife and young family in tow across the open playing field to his
local polling station on his last day as leader of the opposition.
MPs and councillors have reported incidences of people being turned away from
polling stations for not having the right ID.
(CNN)- Democratic Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has moved to within one point of his Republican challenger, John Kasich, according to a new poll released the day
before polling stations open in the critical battleground state.
Others reported how inspired they'd been by the hundreds of thousands of electoral commission workers in the 33,000
polling stations who spent a long, hard day making sure everyone could vote.
The dominant issues that ran through all the engagements include Police neutrality, handling of electoral offences, political party vigilantism, and invasion of
polling stations by executives of political parties.
Of the 7,894 schools in the 75 areas whose councils provided data, 1,784 are being used as
polling stations today (8 June).
The blind panic of last week may have subsided somewhat, but both results remain plausible with less than 100 hours to go
until polling stations open.
The Electoral Commission is to investigate reports of hundreds of voters being turned away from
polling stations which were unable to cope with a late surge.
The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) has issued guidelines for the party's imminent election of
polling station officers and electoral area coordinators across the country.
Kenyan law states that electronic reporting must be double - checked and verified by physical paper forms signed by
polling station officials before Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, or IEBC, can declare a winner.
Some voters at the Post
Office polling station in Dodowa, hooted at National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary aspirant for the Shai Osudoku Constituency, Dr. Kpessa Whyte, when he visited the area to observe the voting process.
Voters in neighborhoods such as St. Albans, Springfield Gardens and Laurelton came out in large numbers to vote for the Council contenders as well as the mayoral and borough president candidates, but
polling stations did not have the packed long lines that were present last year.
Caitlin Burns, 28, who lives on the border of Inwood and Washington Heights, said she was forced to travel to three separate
polling stations early Thursday morning before eventually casting her ballot in the race between State Sen. Adriano Espaillat and Assemblyman Guillermo Linares.
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