Sentence examples for ballot reform from inspiring English sources

Ballot reform and gun control are of critical importance.

The controversy has created an outcry for ballot reform.

In the 1880s, George campaigned for the single tax, free trade and ballot reform.

Congress approved useful measures on trade, corporate reform and, barring last-minute snags, ballot reform.

Comprehensive ballot reform is as much about political accountability as it is about improving the mechanics of voting.

Gov. George Pataki offered constructive proposals this week on two issues he had previously neglected -- gun control and ballot reform.

There is also a promising, if somewhat awkward, opportunity to push ballot reforms to eliminate the errors that helped Mr. Bush in Florida.

The foes of reform are already insisting that a vote should be put off until after Mr. Bush presents his agenda, or after a budget is adopted or after ballot reforms are enacted.

Mr. Bush may find himself able to negotiate a new bill on this all-important issue, and along with ballot reforms growing out of the Florida vote-counting debacle, a victory in this area could put an early and welcome stamp of reform on his administration.

The nation is ready for a national ballot-reform initiative and for campaign-finance reform.

Voting reform passed by Congress in 2002 requires states to track overseas ballots, at long last.