Sentence examples for established turnout from inspiring English sources

In primaries, groups with established turnout vehicles -- like evangelical churches -- also have a ready-made advantage.

It was established that the turnout sleeper has a maximum bending moment of 19 kN-m and a shear force of 158 kN under service conditions.

Internationally there is scant evidence that debates alone lift turnout, shift established allegiances or radically alter perceptions of well-known leaders.

The inverse relationship between population size and voter turnout is well established in other studies as well.

As we mentioned in the previous section, adverse effects of population mobility on turnout is well established.

Since the Scottish Parliament was established in 1999, the average turnout for its elections has been 53%.

The Electoral College has also established patterns of inequality in voter turnout that are likely to plague us for decades.

With fewer voters relying on what he seems to see as nonpartisan, established sources, Professor Prior believes, voter turnout becomes highly polarized.

In practice, the turnout of PMRs at workshops was relatively good with over 80% of invited PMRs attending training and with a consistent pattern of increasing turnout as the programme became more established in all districts.

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It's well established that nonpartisan judicial elections are associated with lower turnout and lower voter information than partisan contests.