Sentence examples for Community turnout from inspiring English sources

"But word spread like wildfire that we were coming, and parents showed up from every nook and cranny of the district to vaccinate their children," he continued, "and thanks to this incredible community turnout, we think we have managed to vaccinate over 90% of the children believed to still be in the district of Tengrela – we didn't dream that such a high rate would be achievable".

, laws that shift the composition of the electorate have the impact of shifting resources away from low-turnout communities towards higher turnout communities.

For example, Green said, despite intense concern about Trump in many Latino communities, 2016 turnout among people with Spanish last names in states including Wisconsin and Pennsylvania was remarkably low.

The then RBF Country Director said "In some communities the turnout was very poor so we went back and asked why?" This was echoed by the former HKI Onchocerciasis Director "The communities explained that it was the harvest/rains/not a convenient time so then HKI consulted with the community on timing of distribution".

She won the black community overwhelmingly, but turnout was low.

Overlapping membership leads to a strong sense of community and better turnout at events like historical lectures, said John Delamarter, the Holland Society's assistant treasurer.

"If you look at the benefit for the community and the turnout you have, I think it is a tremendous return," Kambe said.

She also plans to organize a voter registration drive, particularly in the city's African-American communities, where voter turnout is historically low.

Immediately after the first debate, Google searches for "voter registration" surged in Hispanic communities, where high turnout is essential for Mrs. Clinton to win in states crucial to her victory, like Colorado and Florida.

Some communities saw voter turnout so high that they ran out of ballots.

If Landrieu can combine support from the business community with a big turnout from the state's black voters, she might just pull it off.