Sentence examples for high voting from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, candidates are drawn to neighborhoods with high voting rates and opinionated residents.

Unusually high voting in working-class suburbs boosted the anti-separatist, left-wing vote.

"I feel that in the high voting areas of the district, I have great name recognition," Mr. Reiss said.

Lavrov made no mention of the controversy over the referendum, merely noting the "high voting activity" of the population despite attempts from Kiev to disrupt the vote.

In particular there was an unusually high voting by women aged over 40, a category that Clinton won by a substantial margin.

Relatively small member countries favour a situation where the group of national central bank governors has high voting shares, whereas large countries prefer decisions to be taken by the central bank board.

They are surprised they had such a high vote against.

What, then, are the causes of these high votes?

Groupon will also issue high vote shares to its insiders, keeping its founders in control.

A new party – Podemos ("We can") – got an unexpectedly high vote in elections to the European Parliament.

In the end, twelve Republicans did not vote for Boehner — a historically high vote of no confidence.