Sentence examples for electoral turnout from inspiring English sources

Electoral turnout is greater in national than in state or provincial elections, and greater in the latter than in local elections.

But further plunges in the public's already low opinion of politicians could limit enthusiasm (and indeed electoral turnout) for Mr Cameron.

The electoral turnout was an impressive 85% and a crowd of several thousands attended the eve-of-poll meetings and the declaration of the result.

It is also benefitting more than other parties from the general decline in electoral turnout, requiring fewer votes for its victories.

Pakistani militants believe that they have much more support in the country than their maximum electoral turnout of about 15% indicates.

There are fears of a direct impact on electoral turnout, particularly among young voters, who have historically voted more for Labour than for their political opponents.

With huge electoral turnouts and party memberships, Attlee's Britain was a highly politicised society.

There is evidence that elections based on proportional representation have higher electoral turnouts than majority or plurality elections.

According to Australia's electoral commission, turnout in the election on September 7th was 91%.

Relative to their number of electoral votes, turnout is about 25 percent higher in swing states than in Democratic or Republican base states.

The turnout, electoral officials said, was around 68percentt.