Sentence examples for will make election from inspiring English sources

This convergence, he said, partly explains why such measures are likely to become more popular and why they will make election administration, which is already a highly partisan issue, even more heated and litigious.

A group that criticizes the current crop of privately developed electronic voting machines as hacker prone and mysterious will demonstrate free software today in San Jose, Calif., that it says will make elections more secure and accountable.

He predicts that casting votes via computer will make elections less expensive and easier to administer and will also improve the "quality of voting results through increased voter participation, faster collection and tabulation of votes, more streamlined operations as well as immediate availability of up-to-date voting information".

Supporters of reform say that achieving greater parity between constituencies will make elections fairer.

Simply put, Latino votes will make election-day television maps a lot more contested and interesting going forward.

Limiting early vote times will make elections more efficient?

Several analyses showed the court's map will make elections more competitive and give Democrats a better chance of winning seats in districts currently held by the Republicans.

"No one can run in the next presidential election without having strong profile on these important issues and that will make the election very different from the last election".

Negative campaigning is nothing new in American politics, but the enthusiasm for it at the Republican convention, and the vigour with which the Democrats are responding, will make this election campaign a particularly nasty one.

Dmitry Medvedev has already ceded the Russian presidency back to Vladimir Putin, but recent protests in Moscow and elsewhere will make the election interesting, even if the result is not in doubt.

(Labour dismisses the proposal as a diversion).National will make its election pitch on its past record particularly its management of the economy and on keeping the Greens out of power.