Sentence examples for make up votes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney will need to make up votes in the southern part of the district, which contains the remaining portion of Macomb County.

It is with those ballots that Democrats believe they have the best chance to make up votes in the hand recount, scheduled to resume Friday at 7 a.m., when workers look for "hanging" or "swinging" chads, the tiny bits of paper that are detached from a ballot to mark a vote.

Made-up costs were attached to made-up voting machines, and posters proclaimed that these would be paid by soldiers making the ultimate sacrifice.

The story is the same in a handful of other Ontario ridings where the Korean population, both North and South, makes up voting blocs that could change the outcome of the election.

One month to make up seventy thousand votes….

All if this will be moot unless Mr. Paul is able to make up 194 votes in the county.

The Greens and the Labor party will make up 35 votes in the new senate, leaving three remaining from a combination of the Palmer United party, Xenophon, Muir and senator John Madigan.

The Latin academy, formed in 1997, is made up of voting members from 15 countries.

She hastened to add that there were hardly enough in the latter group to make up a voting bloc in South Carolina.

The measure would allow advocacy groups like unions to work directly with candidates on political communications with their members, who often make up influential voting blocs in city races.

But this could all be about to change, with the organisers of the Brits announcing the biggest ever shakeup of the 1,000 members who make up their voting academy.