Sentences with phrase «turnout levels»

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

With turnout levels falling, the problem becomes even more acute.

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

Adrian Kavanagh, 26th February 2016 This post offers an in - depth geographical study of voter turnout levels at the last general election in 2011.

Duffy says that in Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia and Louisiana, a lot turns on turnout levels among «minorities and low income women, waitress moms, single mothers.»

The results of these contests will be determined by many factors — some of these being local, some being national and some even having a European focus — but voter turnout levels on the day will also have a major bearing.

The geographical variations in General Election 2011 turnout levels illustrated in this study are likely to be... Continue reading →

However, there are still some areas and some social / demographic groups that tend to be associated with notably lower than average voter turnout levels in Ireland.

Santorum may have won in three states, but look at the turnout levels among registered Republicans — let alone registered Democrats, independents and other party voters who will be much more likely to vote in the general election.

Such a turnout level would be unprecedented: it is a near - certainty that a higher proportion of the sample was not even registered to vote.

Finally, in four other surveys, the new question produced a turnout level that is virtually identical to the one produced by the traditional yes / no question.

As an «off year» election, voting is likely to be sparse today, with some predicting a turnout level as low as 30 percent.

On average, turnout levels were almost four percent higher in the constituencies that supported the referendum proposal (64.37 %) than it was in the constituencies that voted against this (60.48 %).

While there has been some focus on instances of low turnout levels at different election contests over the past few years (such as the Children's Referendum and the Meath East by - election), the trend nationally has been one of improving turnout levels at general and local elections over the past decade, especially in relation to the very low voter turnout levels recorded in the 1999 Local and European elections and the 2002 General Election.

Thus the PCC and local authority elections should be combined in order to increase the turnout level of the former to the level of the latter.