Sentence examples similar to immediate turnout from inspiring English sources
There were no immediate reports of voter turnout in other parts of the country, although voting was not taking place in rebel-held areas of the south.
The killing on Saturday had an immediate effect on the voter turnout, despite the presence of army troops at polling places, officials said.
This district is largely coterminous with the city of Grand Rapids and its immediate suburbs, and should have a heavy turnout.
There were no immediate reports of violence, but the large turnout on Friday points to strong opposition to further integration between the Sunni rulers of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
Third, we examine selections from the academic literature dealing with the origins of partisan identity, electoral design, and the immediate effects of campaigns on public opinion, voter turnout, and voter choice.
These tactical policy victories provide volunteers and staff with immediate results that are rarely seen in voter registration and turnout drives, Singer said.
The hordes of local and state government employees, together with the voters in their immediate families, make up an impressive voting bloc, one that has, I'm sure, a very high turnout at the polls.
While the demonstrators were giving little immediate thought to what military rule might mean, some of the protest organisers said the success of the street turnouts meant that any future administration would be held to account.
But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.
