Sentence examples for make a voter from inspiring English sources

That is not the kind of situation to make a voter uneasy about his or her wallet, or resentful of a member of the White House team.

What makes a voter a moderate, Converse concluded, is not knowing very much about politics.

That makes a voter casting a presidential ballot in Wyoming three and a half times more influential than a voter in Florida.

The new databases and statistical tools allow candidates to seek out individuals by predicting what personal characteristic, or what combination of characteristics, makes a voter worthy of a tailor-made outreach effort.

The Democrats did this after George McGovern failed so miserably in '72 that except for Jimmy Carter (who ran against a post-Watergate Gerald Ford), no Democratic presidential candidate made a voter smile until 1992.

The main opposition party, Unita, has raised concern about a lack of transparency, in particular the failure to make a full voters' roll publicly available.

Our studies have found that deliberating on a criminal jury can make an infrequent voter more likely to participate in future elections.

September is all about voter registration, and making a local voter guide.

Will all of these ads being shared hundreds of thousands times online make a difference to voter's opinions?

Pushed to make a call, however, voters seem to think Ms. Ebersole will edge out a victory.

Overall, it is essential that all these potential benefits be properly considered since the investments are funded in part by local governments, who need to make a case to voters that their financial resources are being used wisely.