Sentence examples for generate turnout from inspiring English sources
For Republicans, especially in low-turnout primaries, invoking values-laden subjects helps generate turnout among conservatives, both men and women.
Activists are already mobilizing to generate turnout by emphasizing the president's efforts on behalf of Hispanics, in contrast to the antiimmigration efforts of state Republicans.
Ms. Corwin's position has placated conservatives, who stand to play an important role in the election, as both campaigns rely on their political bases to generate turnout in a special election that may not register with the larger electorate.
And races that go down to the wire typically generate higher turnout, because of the uncertainty, and heightened competition.
Despite this, the Sanders campaign is confident that it can generate substantial turnout among young voters and progressives.
But Mr. Daschle needs to generate strong turnout among the Indian group, and endorsements like the one from Ms. Cobell are aimed at stirring enthusiasm.
"It will generate higher turnout among conservative Christians, who would tend to vote for President Bush," said John Green, director of the Ray C. Bliss Institute for Applied Politics at Akron University.
This year, registered voters are split evenly, the presidential race is expected to generate record turnout and many voters say they cannot wait to usher Mr. Bush out.
In certain precincts, the prospect of electing the first Asian-American to city office -- a dozen candidates are running for City Council, in several neighborhoods across the city -- is expected to generate unprecedented turnout for the primary on Sept. 11.
David Bositis, an expert on black voting with the nonpartisan Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies in Washington, says this year's effort is by far the largest and most expensive ever made to generate black turnout, with at least 10 times as much money being spent as in 1996.
Neither did they stoke the Republican base to generate more turnout.
