Sentence examples for equal turnout from inspiring English sources

If we compared this to a similar county in neighboring Tennessee, which permits early voting, we would observe, other things being equal, turnout that was 3 points lower.

If solely for purposes of discussion we apply the nationwide ratio for Democrats to Independents of about 3 to 4, and assume equal turnout rates, an open primary would have included 2.4 million additional New York voters.

If your try to put all the states on the same playing field, you more or less have to assume equal turnout between states (or add in even more assumption about how varying turnouts could be applied).

Apathy equals Republican turnout".

"We will equal the 2000 turnout or do better," said Bill Lynch, a deputy campaign manager for Mr. Kerry.

Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster, calculates that if Mr Kerry can equal the 2000 turnout among blacks, he would win by 3.5 percent points in the swing states.Republicans had hoped to make inroads into the other minority group that votes Democratic: Latinos.

Organizers initially billed it as a million-person march, but had tried to lower expectations over the last few days, saying that it would be considered a success if the turnout equaled the 300,000 people who took to the streets on Aug. 6.

Statewide, by comparison, Republican caucus turnout was equal to 18 percent of Mr. McCain's vote total.

Professor Rohde of Michigan State said the best the governor could do for Mr. Bush in any event is "some small influence on the Republican turnout, roughly equal to the impact of the labor unions on the other side".

High participation equals healthy democracy: The turnout to June's elections are a really good sign as it reflects that these people want to take a more active role in the country's democracy, suggesting democracy here has longevity.

When Harold Wilson won the 1964 election, more than three quarters of people cast their vote and turnout was roughly equal across the generations.