The Republic party said it would introduce legislation to ban early voting, expand the rights of election observers and strengthen the punishment for voter fraud.
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From the court of Charles the Simple, he obtained the final right of election of the Bishop of Trier by the chapter, free of Imperial interference.
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Until the Great Reform Act of 1832 Scarborough was a corporation borough, the right of election resting solely with the 44-member corporation or " common council ".
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But it is a right of election which the buyer cannot be expected to exercise until he has the information that he needs to make an informed choice.
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Under a strong government, withal, and despite the resolution to maintain their right of election, the Assemblies were unlikely to choose a person not in favour at court.
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According to Namier and Brooke in " The House of Commons 1754 1790 ", the right of election was in the freemen of the borough who numbered about 100.
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Bond's supporters had recourse to a tactic : the announcement of the result was delayed beyond the statutable time within which the fellows were lawfully able to exercise their rights of election.
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Urban VI ( 1378 1389 ) abolished the abbots for life, took away from the monks the right of election, and gave the administration and revenues to a member of the Curia.
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A divided Supreme Court on Monday upheld the constitutionality of state-imposed limits on campaign contributions, saying the restrictions generally do not violate the right of election donors to speak freely on political matters.
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The monks of Canterbury Cathedral objected to Baldwin's plan, fearing that it was part of a plot to transfer the right of election from the monastic cathedral chapter to the new church's canons.
