Sentence examples for democratic turnout from inspiring English sources

Because more Democrats cast early ballots than Republicans, the move was viewed by Democrats as an effort to blunt Democratic turnout.

Viewed by Democrats as a mostly partisan maneuver to hamper Democratic turnout, the changes spurred a series of lawsuits that chipped away at the law.

Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania, a Democrat, said he would be watching returns to see how Democratic turnout compared to 2008.

"The only thing that can save Gray is a massive turnout by Democrats, and I don't think there is going to be a disproportionate Democratic turnout.

It could depress Democratic turnout.

Low Democratic turnout was an important reason for the extreme right-wing victories in Congressional races.

His efforts are largely geared toward framing a national message and spurring Democratic turnout.

By Thursday, Democratic turnout in the fifteen largest counties in Texas was higher than Republican turnout; it was double the Democratic turnout from the midterm primaries in 2014.

The African-American vote is expected to be 40 to 50percentt of the Democratic turnout.

Democratic turnout, meanwhile, has been twenty-two per cent lower than in 2008.

Early evidence suggests depressed Democratic turnout, indicative of a lack of enthusiasm for Clinton's campaign.