Sentence examples for early turnout from inspiring English sources

What's more complicated, though, is figuring out how increases in early turnout among Hispanic voters might offset declines in early turnout among African Americans and voters aged 18 to 29.

Early turnout in El Paso County declined significantly (9.51%, compared to 11.13% in 2010).

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Despite a sluggish economy and the threat of new French taxes on works of art, the early turnout for FIAC — which runs through Sunday — was strong.

Mr. Johnson said turnout for the first day of early voting was "probably about 20 times" larger than early turnout for the Aug. 31 primary.

The early turnout was low due to the opposition boycott as well as heightened tension, with dozens of grenade attacks reported across the east African country over the past month.

The shows started slowly - "it was just me and the band," Mr. Zemke said of the early turnouts - but quickly grew into gatherings that topped 200 people.

In Florida, the line outside an Orlando library was ninety minutes long, and the political scientist Dan Smith noted the "explosive early voting turnout of Hispanics".

Information from counties representing more than 90percentt of Nevada's population show Democrats also holding a commanding advantage in early voter turnout.

But heavy spending by Democrats over the spring and summer on registration, organizing, and early voting turnout has left the committee in the red, with $4.6 million in cash on hand at the end of September and debts of $20.4 million.

But the reports you are seeing on the proportion of different demographic groups in the electorate are based on the weighted assumption of 20 percent early voter turnout, according to Joe Lenski of Edison Research, which conducts the exit poll.