At considerable personal risk, UNAMA field staff collected data on turnout and fraud.
He is from the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), whose vow to pull Britain out of the EU secured it 13 seats at the 2009 Euro-elections (just ahead of Labour, though some considerable way behind the Conservatives, on a feeble 35% turnout).
As The Huffington Post reported on Tuesday, the final round of independent polls showed considerable variation, presumably due in part to the differing turnout assumptions that Podhorzer identified.
Mr. Skurnik said the Democratic race this year had two factors that should make the turnout more substantial than the past two primaries: there is considerable uncertainty about who will win (unlike in 2009), and the eventual nominee will be the front-runner to win the general election (unlike in 2005 and 2009).
But even if Mr. Begich does not lead, he is most likely within striking distance, especially given the unusually robust Democratic turnout effort that is taking place….Over all, there's considerable uncertainty about the state of the race in Alaska.
Still, the Algerian government, anxious to avoid the Arab Spring from reaching here, was hoping for an elevated turnout as proof that Algerians backed its efforts to assuage discontent with spending from considerable oil revenues.
But for all of the pesh merga's considerable reputation as guerrillas, they hardly showed up for the first day of the war, a turnout suggesting that the Kurds have exaggerated their strength.
A smaller turnout in the 1931 election and the absence of a Liberal candidate may have led to Horner making a considerable advance against Watts Morgan in the number of votes polled, but Watts Morgans' majority remained substantial.
But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.
