Traduction de «électeur admissible » (Français → Anglais) :

This time there is ample evidence beforehand of security service interference and a massive practice of non-admittance or of fake local party lists to confuse voters.

7. Deplores the fact that election rules remain an ongoing subject of discussion, and points out that the existing electoral law, as amended in August 2010, is regarded by OSCE/ODHIR as a backward step compared to previous legislation, resulting in an unclear and incomplete legal framework; calls on the authorities to ensure that the election administration has a balanced composition at all levels, including in leadership positions; urges the authorities to consider taking additional measures to foster the confidence of candidates and voters in the electoral process, such as admission to the electoral process of established political m ...[+++]ovements under their chosen names and the establishment of clear distinctions between lists of candidates; welcomes, therefore, the step taken by the Ukrainian authorities of inviting international observers to monitor the elections and investigate carefully what actually happens on the ground;

10. Is concerned by allegations of possible electoral fraud which indicate a lack of trust of electoral stakeholders in the fairness of the conduct and administration of the forthcoming elections; considering that trust in the administration of the elections is essential for their democratic nature, calls upon the authorities to ensure a balanced composition of the election administration at all levels, including leadership positions; recommends the authorities to consider adopting additional measures to foster the trust of electoral contestants and voters in the electoral process, such as admission to the electoral process of establis ...[+++]hed political movements under their names, and ensuring clear distinction of candidate lists;

As we approach the European elections, it is in all of our interests to encourage and to ensure the highest possible turnout of all eligible voters. Participation is at the very heart of democracy.

Regarding Bill C-23's proposed elimination of the voter information card — or VIC, as it is frequently called — as a form of address identification and removing the vouching option for eligible voters who don't possess accepted documents with both their name and residential address, these entwined restrictions are represented as safeguards meant to ensure only eligible voters get ballots and that each votes only once.

The 2005 Canadian Wheat Board Election Review Panel report recommended that an Independent Election Commissioner be used to ensure autonomy, transparency and integrity of the electoral system, that communication between candidates and eligible voters be improved and that the statutory declaration process remain in place for the addition of eligible voters to the voters list.