Sentence examples for expected voter from inspiring English sources

Below that warning is an explanation: You are receiving this election notice because of low expected voter turnout in your area.

He is among the class of Democrats who face the challenge of running in difficult districts without the same enthusiasm and expected voter turnout that helped the party expand its Congressional majorities when Barack Obama led the ticket two years ago.

With no federal or statewide races being decided in this election, political analysts said that they had expected voter turnout to be about 35percentthethe same as in 2003, the last time that all 120 seats in the Legislature were being contested.

By contrast, when citizens are ignorant about the preference distribution, the majority is more likely to win the election and expected voter turnout is lower.

But few expected voters' discontent to be so strong.

Those who had expected voters to despise Corbyn's candidacy were chastened.

With a low turnout expected, voters have a chance to make a big difference in Thursday's primary elections for judgeships and state legislative seats in New York City.

That leaves the outcome in November hinging on a sliver of expected voters -- fewer than 10percentt -- who truly have not made up their minds.

In an ABC News/Washington Post poll conducted in mid-June, only 13percentt of expected voters said they were following the race very closely.

Speaking at a livestock auction barn in Iowa, Hillary Clinton said she expected voters to inspect her, and offered: A) "You can look inside my mouth if you want".

Analysts said that although the announcement might boost short-term support for Mr. Najib, they expected voters to soon demand more details and assurances that the old laws were not simply being repackaged.