Sentence examples for close turnout from inspiring English sources

Because the race is so close, turnout could be decisive.

The main pattern is that when the result tends to be quite close, turnout tends to be higher, and when you get the main parties offering a very different set of policies from each other, then turnout is likely to be higher.

Because such a vote might be quite close if turnout is low, says Alfredo Keller, another pollster.

(Still others admitted they knew nothing about AV, so would not vote).Nobody dares predict a result: the opinion polls are close and turnout risks being very low, especially in London where no other elections are being held on May 5th.

In addition, in a close race, turnout is key.

But if each of us in the franchise-exercising half of the population tried to find and bring a plus one from the non-voting (almost) half, then we can close this turnout gap.

The participation rate was 53percentt, close to our turnout in last year's presidential race.

With the outcome likely to be close, a heavy turnout by voters committed to tolerance and justice is crucial.

In 2010, a close election, the turnout was 65%; nearly 16 million registered electors did not vote.

This is a salient question because it is, or should be obvious that in a close election the turnout of black voters will be the difference between victory and defeat.

For instance, if 1.5 million Floridians vote today, that would put the overall turnout closer to 2.1 million after also accounting for early votes.