Sentence examples for makes election from inspiring English sources

It makes voting more convenient for the public and makes Election Day easier for election officials.

That makes election nights unpredictable at times, as McMillen can attest.

Fellows are normally recognized for a substantial body of scientific work, which makes election before the age of 40 years unlikely.

You can't swing a dead cat without hitting a politician these days, and that's what makes election season so fun or horribly annoying, depending on how you look at it.

What makes election-year coverage work for SNL is big characters to build on – Bill Clinton, George W Bush and Palin worked perfectly, while John Kerry, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney were all slightly too grounded to be properly spoofed.

Because it makes elections more competitive and government more accountable.

For economic radicals, this makes elections a pathetically narrow choice.

Same-day registration increases turnout and that makes elections more democratic.

Looking for decisive lapses in the last few weeks makes elections entertaining and gives disengaged or lazy voters an easy way to make up their minds.

Also, AV can make election results even more disproportional.

Mr Gronke, going further, would like to make election day a national holiday.