Sentence examples for make elections about from inspiring English sources

It's time to reform the system to make elections about voters and not campaign cash and pass Fair Elections, or full public financing of elections, that's working successfully in seven states and two cities.

The GOP made elections about "taking away your guns" and a fictitious "war on Christianity".

We want to make elections into about something different: Not the lesser of two evils, but the greater good.

One of the things Giamatti liked about shooting the movie was that the director, Alexander Payne (who also made "Election" and "About Schmidt"), doesn't use a monitor.

The "ideas" that he always wishes he could make this election about are on the far-conservative end of the Republican Party spectrum.

Honing its campaign message, the Labour Party plans to make the elections about class divisions, highlighting Labour's strong public services record and its economic vision for Britain.

They also criticise him for playing golf on the taxpayers' dime, just as some of his backers have tried to make the election about abortion.

And it gave them a chance to put John Kerry's face back on the Democratic Party.The Democrats have tried to make the election about Mr Bush and his botched war in Iraq: the party plans to run Iraq-focused ads in at least 15 of the most competitive House races in the run-up to election day.

"Because we've been so successful, that's why my opponents have been trying to make this election about me lately," Mr. Obama said, to a large crowd on Wednesday evening in Bloomington.

"I think I'd say just generically, we don't need to make this election about us," Cornyn said.

"He's going to try to make the election about us, and we're going to try to keep making the election about him.