Sentence examples for have turnout from inspiring English sources

Latinos and Asian-Americans, both men and women, have turnout rates around 50 percent.

Data compiled by the longtime political consultant Jerry Skurnik looking at the percentage of Democrats who voted in at least one primary since 2009, in ZIP codes across the city, found neighborhoods like Fort Greene and Brooklyn Heights to have turnout rates of approximately 30 percent, which is six points above the citywide average.

"Democrats have turnout challenges".

When you have turnout at 36.6percentt and you take anybody who is willing to take a poll, you have got a lot of people in your surveys who are non-voters".

In a region where some council wards have turnouts around 11%, there seemed to be little appetite for a new round of elections.

"When did you ever see an animal who was a jumper and had turnout?" he asks.

Had turnout fallen below that floor, a new election would have been required in four months.

Why has turnout in European Parliament (EP) elections remained so low, despite attempts to expand the Parliament's powers?

States with SDR had turnout 7.92 points higher than states without SDR.

We had turnouts of between 70 and 80 per cent in some of the poorest polling districts in the constituency.

Indeed, all of the most recent strikes – like the London tube strike – have had turnouts that comfortably surpass the 50 per cent threshold.