Sentence examples for based on a turnout from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "We the undersigned call upon HM government to implement a rule that if the remain or leave vote is less than 60% based on a turnout less than 75%, there should be another referendum".

It's based on a 27% turnout.

Briefly, he also reflected on his victory, pointing out that it was based on a huge turnout—"and I say huge," he repeated.

In 1996, nationwide polls predicted that President Clinton would win by as much as 16 points, based on a presumed turnout of about 55percentt (as in 1992).

Because those in favour of the housing vision could win based on a low turnout, there was little incentive for the yes campaign, including the city's government, to encourage people to vote.

The [NUT] strike ballot took place in 2012, based on a 27% turnout.

Many believe that it is unfair to come to any verdict based on a thin turnout at a protest taking place at the end of the year in India's busiest city.

Based on a high voter turnout, it hands Mr Hollande a clear mandate.

She reiterated that 96% of Royal Mail postal workers said they were against privatisation in a consultative ballot in June, based on a 74% turnout.

— MICAH COHEN In our last update, we extrapolated where the Ohio results were headed based on an assumption that turnout would be proportional to 2008, and found a very slight advantage for Mr. Santorum by that method.

Critics say a high turnout based on a mandatory system does not translate into a politically engaged electorate.