Sentence examples for expected turnout from inspiring English sources

Helen Skiada, a sales manager at a mobile phone company, was dejected by the smaller than expected turnout.

Ms. Parsons said the scandal in the United States did not have a big influence on the expected turnout.

Yes campaigners said the higher than expected turnout of more than 40 per cent was due to people coming out to "kick Clegg".

His defeat in 1999 marked the peak of his political influence.Just 43% of registered voters took part in the March 15th first round, a lower than expected turnout.

And if, as expected, turnout is low, operating a campaign with a vigorous get-out-the-vote operation is considered critical to winning.

Voting rights groups have also filed lawsuits against election officials in Pennsylvania and Virginia, saying they have not stocked enough paper ballots to prepare for the expected turnout.

Mr. Armistead suggested a reason for low or lower than expected turnouts is that the drawn-out race has posed a challenge to voters' attention spans.

ANC leaders have been "taken aback by lower than expected turnouts in areas that were their traditional strongholds," said the respected South African journalist Ranjeni Munusamy.

In fact, she expects turnout to be at least 70%.

Today, he expects turnout to reach between 50 and 60percentt.

Before the election, many, based on polling, were expecting turnout to substantially increase compared to 2010.