Sentence examples for a much lower turnout from inspiring English sources

But that referendum was chaotic, and some observers reported a much lower turnout than strikers claimed.

Sisi is from the party of Bashar al-Assad!" But there were only a few hundred marchers, a much lower turnout than the week before.

They estimated that turnout in some neighborhoods was 80percentt, even though diplomats and news accounts estimated a much lower turnout: about 10percentt.

Although the government claimed 61% of the voters cast ballots and 74% of those plumped for Mr Bouteflika, practically all foreign diplomats and journalists observing the polls estimated a much lower turnout.

The protest by an estimated 15,000 people -- a much lower turnout than what organizers had predicted -- presented a counterpoint to a rally outside the Israeli Consulate in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday, when about 15,000 people decried Palestinian violence and shouted the praises of Israel.

Political correspondent, Iain Watson, writes: Labour won Heywood and Middleton at the last general election with 40% of the vote - on a much lower turnout yesterday, they retained the seat with 41% of the vote.

He neglects to point out that in 1996, a year with much lower turnout, a similar number of 14,872 ballots were invalidated for double counting in Palm Beach County.

Still, that would represent much lower turnout than in a primary.

Inner-city areas recorded much lower turnout, with just 36.1% voting in east London's Newham, 38.7% in Barking & Dagenham and 40.4% in Brent.

Midterm elections always see much lower turnout than in presidential years.

Meanwhile, Sanders is dominating the much lower turnout caucus states, which in turn are dominated by activist folks.