Sentence examples for hinge on turnout from inspiring English sources
Asking supporters to vote might seem obvious, but in an election that looks as though it will hinge on turnout, it is all the more crucial.
Highlighting the sense that the political climate is shifting rapidly, the White House announced Friday that President Obama would travel to Massachusetts on Sunday to campaign for Ms. Coakley, hoping to generate Democratic enthusiasm in a contest that will hinge on turnout.
But "undecided" voters are rare in midterm elections, which very often hinge on turnout.
Obama's approval ratings are still high among Democrats but, as Nate Silver demonstrates, next year's election will hinge on turnout.
But everything hinges on turnout.
Much hinges on turnout; since the disgruntled are more likely to show up than the complacent, lower turnouts are thought to favor challengers.
Last time a presidential election hinged on turnout, in 2004, it was the Republicans who managed to muster more of their troops.New data on voter registration bear out the Romney camp's optimism.
And the last time a presidential election hinged on turnout, in 2004, it was the Republicans who managed to muster more of their troops.Mr Romney's backers note that the president's campaign has stopped talking about winning any new states, such as Arizona or Georgia.
Republican officials in Alabama say the turnout could hinge on some local and state races; in the past, the local action in the primaries, and the highest turnout, had been among Democrats, who until very recently still dominated lower political offices.
Aubrey Jewett, a political science professor at the University of Central Florida, said the race would hinge largely on turnout.
