Sentence examples for its turnout from inspiring English sources

When the Census Bureau released its turnout analysis last month, it showed blacks voting at higher rates than whites for the first time in the history of the survey.

The makeup of the city's electorate is tilted more heavily in favor of blacks than the population data would suggest because the Hispanic community is younger, it includes many who are not citizens, and its turnout at elections tends to be relatively weak.

Rove instructed the Republican National Committee to reinvest in registering voters and building its turnout operations.

If the election is won by mobilising your base, you do not need to concern yourself with the other side, except to limit its turnout.

The perceived closeness of an electoral contest and the degree of ideological polarization between parties or candidates can affect the competitiveness of the election and consequently its turnout.

In the 2002 Congressional elections, the Republican Party did not begin assembling its turnout operation until four months before Election Day.

Notwithstanding its big turnout, it had some logistical problems and in 2011, it had to be cancelled.

Burnley should beat its 59.2% turnout last time.

Symbiosis began with 600 participants and this year had its largest turnout ever.

January 12th saw Pegida get its biggest turnout yet, and a majority of Germans perceive Islam as a "threat", according to a study by the Bertelsmann Foundation, a think-tank.

The Iowa caucus was remarkable for (at least) two reasons: first for its low turnout and second because the Republican candidate race was so close.