Sentence examples for both turnout from inspiring English sources

Both turnout and Labour's success are linked.

We computed both turnout and the total vote for every party that was reported as having more than a million votes in the proportional representation election.

The organization will also be holding its annual convention here that week, and the group's president, Linda Soley Reed, said that both turnout and interest in the instrument have grown in recent years, especially among young people.

He concedes that some Democratic activists have been turned off by Mr Obama's enthusiasm for the war in Afghanistan, which will probably have some impact on both turnout and fund-raising.

Two slides Bonier presented helped tell the story of the 2008 elections in terms of both turnout and the "swing" in Democratic support from 2004 to 2008.

In fact, they all derive from the same basic idea: that polls may have been out of sync with an underlying Republican advantages on political fundamentals, which drove both turnout and trends in voter preferences.

Unless Labour both increases turnout among younger voters, and increases support among greying Britons, a big defeat beckons.

Even so, given the range of repressive instruments in the hands of Arab states, both the turnout and tenor of protests have been eye-catching.

For both candidates, turnout will be important, with both sides trying to get voters to the polls and have absentee ballots filled out.

California and New York both had lower turnout than the country, thanks in part to boring elections.

There was a big political turnout both at a memorial service at a Paris synagogue, and at a military funeral in Montauban.