Sentence examples for all turnout from inspiring English sources

For many people, this disillusionment meant not voting at all: turnout was estimated at 43 per cent, a tiny increase on the last European election in 2009, but a gain unlikely to convince the growing number of Eurosceptics of the democratic credentials of Brussels.

Above all, turnout for the most recent election was dismal: 36.6percentt.

Sanders has been expanding the electorate, but not by enough, and the over-all turnout numbers in 2016 are not meeting or exceeding the Obama milestones.

After all, turnouts fluctuate all the time- in 1996, the white turnout fell by 8%, and in 2004 it rose by around 4%.

Even veterans -- whom Mr. McCain had reached out to in an all-out turnout drive -- split their vote between Mr. McCain and Mr. Bush.

When the moment came and I saw the extraordinary all-party turnout of grandees from the last 30 years of British politics I was glad that Charles's good friend Lord Wallace had done the jokes and I was just doing the very serious meditation on the comforts of the Resurrection.

Choose one that meets your horse's needs (e.g. safe, all-year turnout) and your needs in a comfortable environment.

But among all these groups, turnout was lower than the overall level of voter turnout (66%).

All the same, turnout was high.

Nor do I necessarily think that it can be taken for granted that the storm will reduce turnout all that much, even in the worst-affected regions.

"From here on out," he said, "it's all about turnout in Florida; the issues have all been settled".