Sentence examples for different turnout from inspiring English sources

Professor Richard Rose of International IDEA, a think-tank, has monitored what he calls the "Euro-gap", which measures the different turnout in national and European elections.

People can and do change their party affiliation, and if pollsters try to control for that by imposing a different turnout model on their sample, they wind up erasing the very signal a change in the electorate's preference that they are trying to detect.A second take-away is that despite Mr Silver's reputation as an evangelist for the accuracy of polls, he probably didn't trust them enough.

The campaign's internal polling, which is using different turnout models than most public polls, had him on solid ground in Florida, Virginia, North Carolina and Iowa.

Trying to anticipate actual primary voting would require accounting for widely different turnout by states, including significantly higher turnout in primary than in caucus states.

Here are the results from neighboring polling places in Siberia with an identical number of registered voters, but very different turnouts.

If you consider the different voter turnout rates in different states, you could win with still fewer votes by winning states with low turnouts.

That's consistent with the idea that the current party affiliation differences between age groups has disadvantaged Democrats in midterm elections, while the differences in turnout by different racial groups likely don't have much of an effect.

William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, published a study last month assuming three different scenarios for turnout and voting margins among whites and minorities in the upcoming November election.

At an annual competition for singing, dancing and painting among the city's different schools, the turnout is less than a quarter of last year's, but everyone is determined to put on a show despite the circumstances.

Three, seats where the varying level of turnout by different ethnic groups may be decisive.

Tata Steel – ballot over pension changes (discussions ongoing): 76% and 84% turnout (at different sites), 88% yes.