Sentence examples for voting makes from inspiring English sources

Is it possible voting makes male voters too vulnerable?

Lesson: Electronic voting makes large-scale vote theft easy.

Ginsburg made another point: that "racial polarization in voting" makes the Act more relevant than ever.

— Not voting makes me feel less bad about the taxes that I'm evading.

In Greece, not voting makes it difficult for citizens to obtain a new passport or driver's licence.

Economists often say that voting makes no sense, inasmuch as the material impact of any one vote is nearly zero.

Voting was anonymous throughout, with the final round of voting made using an electronic keypad system.

Wouldn't voting make a difference?

Something else about voting made it distinctive in the strange regime of Jim Crow: it does not necessitate interracial contact.

So for Republicans who are eager to remain in power, these cynical efforts to limit voting make some sense.

Cameron said that the thought of prisoners voting made him "physically ill".