Sentence examples for making voters into from inspiring English sources
"And making voters into victims is not a winning strategy.
Those ballots had been dropped into transparent plastic boxes, making voter secrecy a mite symbolic, and many countries had condemned the entire process.
In such circumstances, all it would take to open the way to demagogues and other sorts of political faith-healer would be a fresh economic crisis, one harsh enough to make voters fear that treacle was turning into quicksand.
But, with Arkansas's budget spilling red ink, the idea that $50m has disappeared into a faulty computer system is not likely to make voters love him.
That may make voters more likely to forgive these actions.
The campaign ad will begin airing on Tuesday in the early primary states of New Hampshire and Iowa, NBC reports, with millions of dollars a week going into making sure voters know exactly what Trump would do to stamp out "radical Islamic terrorism".
They have organized parents in the public schools and worked with hospitals to better address community health needs; secured policies that make city agencies accessible to a multilingual constituency; helped revitalize parks and improve public spaces; and become a growing force at the ballot box, making up 40 percent of all first-time voters (and making inroads into elected office).
McLuhan's point that television prefers a soft focus may be true, but politicians had discovered the advantages of making themselves into screens on which voters could project their own hopes and fears long before television was part of the process.
But boundary changes have brought thousands of affluent Tory-leaning voters into the constituency, making it an equally tight race.
Thus, there would also be negative consequences for democracy if the choices made by voters under 18 are less well-linked to their actual preferences than those of older voters.
