Sentence examples for because of low turnout from inspiring English sources

Travis says that a tournament at the arcade was recently canceled because of low turnout.

He was one of those who voted against closing Tempelhof in April, a vote that failed because of low turnout.

This is less than the 14,783 recorded by the late Michael Meacher at the general election but, because of low turnout, represents an increased share of the vote.

Polls predicting primary-election results get the outcome wrong because of low turnout, the near impossibility of determining accurately who will and will not vote, and the extreme volatility that sometimes occurs after interviews have been completed.

He said that even though the referendum was not legally binding because of low turnout, it gave him a strong political mandate to reject the imposition by Brussels of quotas stipulating how many migrants Hungary must accept.

But at the end of the day, the possibility of low turnout favors the Brotherhood because its vast political machine can drive its voters to the polls.

There was talk of low turnout.

We often talk of low turnouts and political disengagement but these figures exceed even the lowest peacetime turnouts.

"I don't think the international community is going to recognize this, because of the low turnout and because of the absence of observers," he said.

Some are even wondering if the SPD, the country's oldest political group, can survive.The European elections may not be fully representative, because of the low turnout of just 43%.

The December vote was declared invalid because of a low turnout.