Sentence examples for first-time turnout from inspiring English sources

Turnout was high; first-time turnout was even higher.

That would be the first time turnout had not fallen since the previous election - but would only be an improvement of 0.1%.

Malaysia has 13.3 million registered voters, including 2.6 million first-time voters, and turnout was a record 80 percent, according to the election commission.

Although Trump has shown stronger appeal among independent and first-time voters who have boosted turnout, many party strategists fear a repeat of the 1964 outcome: Goldwater lost in a landslide to Lyndon Johnson after carrying just six states in the general election.

The polls that cast a wide net -- implying a big turnout of first-time voters -- tend to show Sanders doing better.

Evidence from Austria confirms that extending voting rights to people after they turn 16 promotes higher turnout for first-time voters and over time.

But the experts at the Register say that the turnout of first-time voters won't be anywhere near as large as Obama generated in 2008.

The bulk of the voters his team is registering are younger, first-time voters and minority voters whose turnout is always dubious.

Prime Minister David Cameron said low turnout in a first-time election was expected.

Democrats argued that a high turnout would mean lots of first-time voters, who would tend to vote for them.

The Scottish referendum was interesting because of the high turnout, and because it particularly engaged with young, first-time voters.