Sentence examples for final turnout from inspiring English sources

The final turnout was 85%. 5.

I had to work a bit to find locals who had given the debate much thought yet (and final turnout could well be woefully low).

As the polls closed Sunday evening, monitors forecast that the final turnout would reach 67percentt, compared with 61percentt in the first round two weeks ago.

But the Interior Ministry put the final turnout among the 46 million eligible voters at nearly 51percentthethe student news agency ISNA reported.

The Electoral Reform Society predicted a final turnout of just 18.5% nationally in the police and crime commissioners vote - but the actual result was even worse with just 15% of the population voting in this election.

A steady stream of voters attended polling booths throughout the day and the electoral commission put the final turnout at 67%. "People want a corruption-free and bribery-free Delhi and I'm hopeful they will vote accordingly," Kejriwal told reporters as he cast his ballot.

For the final vote, turnout was the lowest it's been in 40 years: Around a third of all voters (26percentt, or just over 16 million people) abstained.

The attendance for the defeat by Australia was around 55,000 – significantly down on what would have been hoped for – and, with the Wales football team hosting Serbia on the same night, also in Cardiff, and still riding the crest of a wave after reaching the Euro 2016 semi-finals, the turnout against the Pumas may be even lower.

Mr. Jones, joined by election officials from a number of other states, issued his plea earlier this week, saying that in some previous presidential election years, early news media declarations of a White House winner appeared to have slowed final-hours voter turnout in some Western states.

"And I think the final shot will be turnout".

All the figures are weighted to the final actual results and turnout at a regional level.