Übersetzung für "Ballot stuffing " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

ballot box stuffing | ballot stuffing

fix a stuffed animal | overhaul stuffed animals | adjust stuffed animals | repair stuffed animals

double-ballot voting system [ two-ballot voting system ]

detail balloting process | note balloting process | describe balloting process | report on voting process

digital stuffing | justification | pulse stuffing

gland box | stuffing box | stuffing-box

instruct politicians on balloting procedures | prepare politicians on balloting procedures | advise politicians on electoral procedures | prepare politicians on electoral procedures

second ballot

invalid ballot paper | spoiled ballot paper

The elections raised some controversy: there were cases of vote-rigging and ballot stuffing and the number of votes cast vastly exceeded credible numbers in some areas.

A. whereas the early parliamentary elections took place in a difficult political and security environment; whereas in parts of Ukraine it was not possible for the voters to participate in the elections; whereas the report by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) mentions that there was evidence of “cases of intimidation and obstruction that influenced their campaign strategies. In the last ten days of the campaign, observers noted a marked increase of violence targeting election stakeholders, intimidation of and threats against candidates and campaign workers, and cases of targeted destruction of campaign materials and offices. There were a number of credible allegations of vote buying..’. whereas there were repor ...[+++]ts of serious tensions at some district elections commissions, where armed members of a volunteer battalion were present around and inside; whereas the Ukrainian ‘Civil Network OPORA’ and the ‘Committee of Voters of Ukraine’ frequently reported several violations at polling stations, including ‘attempts to give ballots without passport verification, presence of unauthorised persons at polling stations, attempts of illegitimate voting, attempts to remove a ballot from a polling station, violation of voting secrecy, photographing a ballot paper as well as attempts of ballot box stuffing’; whereas the OSCE nevertheless concluded that that the ‘26 October early parliamentary elections marked an important step in Ukraine’s aspirations to consolidate democratic elections in line with its international commitments’;

3. Notes with concern the reports of ballot stuffing, vote rigging and lack of pluralistic choice in the 4 December 2011 State Duma elections; calls on the Russian authorities to conduct full investigation on all credible reports of electoral fraud; notes that even in these circumstances the Russian electorate has sent a clear message of dissatisfaction with the ruling party, which saw a big fall in support;

G. whereas those elections were monitored by AU, Arab League, OIC and IGAD observers, who oversaw operations at 154 polling stations and 12 counting centres and reported that the elections had been transparent and that no instances of fraud or ballot box stuffing had been detected;