Sentences with word «turnout»

The hardest part about the race has been explaining to voters what a district leader even is then increasing voter turnout in elections that usually don't have high numbers.

It's believed to be the lowest in turnout in post war by - election history.

There was a low turnout of voters which some have put as the lack of popularity of the APC government both at the state and federal levels.

[4] A low turnout of under 25 % was raised as concerning development.

Her presentation included an alarming report that in the 2012 election, there was a 41 % overall voter turnout for young adults age 18 to 24.

The bottom line of this analysis is that the civic climate in high school has a great impact on voter turnout at least 15 years following graduation.

The rise in political interest among young people follows increased turnout in this year's general election.

With turnout so low across the board, every voter who comes out to vote can make a big difference.

In 2010, those two made up just over 19 percent of the weighted convention vote, which was calculated based on turnout in the 2006 governor's race.

At this stage, there is no demographic breakdown of voters so claims there was a higher turnout among young voters can not be measured.

Even though our old town was quite small the market had a pretty large turnout of both sellers and buyers.

In low turnout elections, loyal party voters tend to carry more influence.

They had a great turnout for the event with a lot of special cars that came out.

And early voting numbers show an increase in early Democratic turnout from 2012.

Usually, there are 10 to 12 - a surprisingly good turnout for a congregation of 25, which just goes to show how many people the disease affects in this small Southern town.

The social message, the researchers estimate, directly increased turnout by about 60,000 votes.

The high turnout rates and the driving force of self - interest are of political value in school - board elections only to the extent that teachers and other employees live in their districts.

I believe this event will prove to be the biggest turnout of bloggers / manufacturers the world has yet witnessed.

To help boost turnout, many candidates spent the day visiting polling station after polling station trying to make a final push.

The strikes went ahead despite the government arguing they are based on ballots conducted some years ago, with low turnout from union members.

In large part, it will depend on factors outside their immediate control, since even the best turnout operation is usually only good for a few percentage points in the actual vote total.

Recent polls have suggested the overall turnout could be over 80 %.

We had a huge turnout & had so much fun interacting with the kids.

«Within the Civil Service, there has been the lowest recorded turnout for a national strike,» he added.

The campaign is expecting turnout to be the highest ever this year.

Imagine their power at the polls in a low - turnout primary election!

That's something he's feeling pretty confident about after the strong turnout in last month's primary.

This question also lets us analyse how firm party support is, and so how projected voter turnout levels will influence the election outcome.

In an effort to prove his point, he pointed to low voter turnout figures in primaries in recent years.

Not if turnout increases and people start believing in public service again.

Automatic voter registration is one of the most powerful predictors of high voting turnout levels.

But local Labour fears about turnout on the ground are genuine.

The trio also learned that field is crucial in special elections where turnout is the name of the game.

That's a 24 percent turnout for a group that's among the most passionate about climate change, falling short of every other age group by at least 14 percentage points.

Best of all, we'll give advice on how to ensure a good turnout so that no one misses out on the fun!

For a campaign dependent on a big youth turnout, this could have been a crisis.

An all time low was reached in 1999 when turnout fell to just 23 %.

Is this the beginning of a new tool for the Republican turnout machine?

The massive turnout of readers, of all age groups at the fair is an overwhelming sight.

It was an amazing turnout last year, and I hope that it'll be the same this year!

Poor turnout by registered Conservatives hurts Republican candidates that are crossed - endorsed by Conservatives.

Yet our city's voter turnout numbers, particularly in primary elections, are disappointing, dismal and unacceptable.

Today's election is expected to have a lower than usual turnout because it is being held over the summer.

There is also new evidence for the differential turnout theory.

This was among the largest voter turnout efforts in history, and larger than those of both major parties combined.

That small turnout seems to be the general tone of the industry, according to a recent survey and report.

Our research finds that the inclusion of «face - saving» response items can drastically improve the accuracy of reported turnout.

In 2004, just over 60 per cent of eligible voters cast a ballot, but this was the highest turnout since 1968.

While turnout fell heavily in places where all - postal ballots were held in 2004 but not this year, elsewhere support fell on average by only a point or so.