Original sentence: (both PDF files).In March 2001, President Bush announced that the administration will no longer seek the American Bar Association’s evaluations of federal judicial candidates, ending a tradition started by Eisenhower in 1953.Republican pollster Ayres, McHenry and Associates found that 82 percent of registered voters believe that "well-qualified" nominees should receive a Senate vote.The ABA gave 7 of the 21 judicial nominees a unanimous rating of "well qualified"
Edited sentence: (both PDF files), the ABA gave only 7 out of the 21 judicial nominees a unanimous rating of "well qualified".In March 2001, President Bush announced that the administration will no longer seek the American Bar Association’s evaluations of federal judicial candidates, ending a history started by Eisenhower in 1953.While Republican pollster Ayres, McHenry and Associates found that 82 percent of registered voters believe that "well-qualified" nominees should receive a Senate vote