Sentence examples for decisive turnout from inspiring English sources

Stanistreet referred to it as a "decisive turnout", but Bectu's figures show that only 42% of BBC members even voted in its ballot.

"IRV" is an empowering means to ensure that voters have maximum choice in decisive elections with maximum turnout.

The Paterson turnout was decisive with Arab precincts recording such lopsided totals as 134 for Pascrell to 3 for Rothman, and 222 to 6 and 195 to 6 and 290 to 20.

Who is going to win? Turnout would be decisive.

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

Mr Bouteflika had promised that he would only take office if endorsed by a decisive majority from a high turnout.

The Obama campaign says the union could play a decisive role in generating voter turnout when the state holds its caucus next January.

He also notes that such influence is more decisive in local campaigns, where turnout is low, than in national ones.Even if they fail to elect "their" candidates, public-sector unions have a relatively easy time negotiating with politicians.

He claims that "Washington special interests" are out to get him, which is true but only half the story: plenty of outside money is backing him, too.Relatively few voters are undecided, so turnout will be decisive.

After two years of military-backed rule, a free, fair, incident-free election was held in Bangladesh, with decisive results: a record voter turnout routed the incumbent party in favour of a secular, progressive alliance.

With the exception of the Congressional primary on Long Island, yesterday's races drew a light voter turnout and produced decisive victories for several incumbent members of Congress and for most incumbents in the State Legislature, according to unofficial returns reported by The Associated Press.