The phrase "make elections" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in the sentence, "This amendment will make elections more fair for everyone."
If approved, it would make elections a possibility, almost 11 months after the military ousted an elected government.
Only Russian citizens can make elections free and fair.
"When you make elections, you have to include Sadr.
He made the effort, he said, because big turnouts make elections harder to steal.
With prodding from the West, they carry out reforms to make elections cleaner.
It needs an independent redistricting commission to finally end gerrymandering and make elections more competitive.
But these changes are needed to make elections fairer and help the city work better.
Mr. Goldstein was not convinced that banning issue ads would make elections more civil.
The law would also make elections for appellate court judgeships officially partisan again.
It's time to figure out how to make elections more competitive in New York State.
At least it would be exciting, it would make elections more fun.
