Sentence examples for future turnout from inspiring English sources

While we can attempt to look at voter turnout in past elections to try to predict future turnout, the unprecedented unpopularity of both Clinton and Trump this year means such historical comparisons are likely to be unhelpful.

"The June primaries are still going to be, for the near future, very low turnout with very partisan voters," Mr. Stutzman said.

"There needs to be some kind of reform to the way traditional politics operates, otherwise there might be even lower turnout in future".

But uncritical adherence to this conventional wisdom often results in a self-fulfilling prophecy: young Latinos are ignored in local races because of their prior voting record, which ensures similarly low turnout in future elections.

It makes us less optimistic about the present and the future; it reduces voter turnout, specifically benefitting Republicans; it results in more pregnancies; and it reduces the number of traffic accidents.

Soon after the polling places closed, President Jacques Chirac -- who before making an about-face this June had always vehemently opposed the five-year term -- went on television to say he wanted France to hold more referendums in future, despite the poor turnout.

People who voted in the past are more likely to turnout in future elections.

It is these career pressures on scientists that Science for the Future blames for the low turnout at Tuesday's protest.

Most Indonesians still live in the countryside, where the village headman's future depends on ensuring a good turnout for Golkar.

This work provides valuable references for the future design in non-mechanical PMG turnout.

"The higher turnout, the better for the future, prestige and security of our country," he added.