Sentence examples for increase in turnout from inspiring English sources

And I don't know that Zell Miller on the ticket generates any substantial increase in turnout".

The analysis found that Southern states with large populations of black eligible voters recorded the greatest increase in turnout rates.

At the end of the press conference, he returned to the same theme, again pointing to the increase in turnout.

But in reality, Obama's 61% was entirely consistent with the steady increase in turnout amongst African Americans since the 90s.

But Abdullah interpreted the marked increase in turnout in Pashtun areas as proof of fraud, and demanded that the votes be disqualified.

Ruy Texeira of the Century Foundation said he believed the increase in turnout could show up this fall, but only if Mr. McCain won the Republican nomination.

Consequentially, these laws target voting blocs that showed a marked increase in turnout--minorities and youth in the 18 to 24 year old age group.

I guess there was some uptick in youth vote in '04 as part of a general increase in turnout--almost 20 million more people voted in 2004 than in 2000.

But seven councils that had all-postal vote ballots in some wards, with those electors denied the option of voting in person at polling stations, saw large increases in turnout.

With numbers like those, small percentage increases in turnout mean many more young people are participating in our democracy.

They tend to have more competitive elections and recent increases in turnout among low-income voters and African-Americans.