Sentence examples for limit turnout from inspiring English sources

And lately, Clinton supporters have tried tactics to limit turnout.

The Islamist movement to which Mr Morsi belongs, the Muslim Brotherhood, and its allies have called for a boycott and mass demonstrations aimed at limiting turnout.

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.

They can also oppose state attempts to limit voter turnout, and use their money to encourage voter registration and participation in both primary and general elections.

And since Republicans are doing all they can with voter suppression laws to limit the turnout of people who most often vote Democratic, social media might be a way to help even the score.

(These efforts may have limited Democratic turnout in several battleground states, including Wisconsin, Ohio, and North Carolina).

The Midland Beach gathering was more of a mini-festival, since threatening rains and mechanical breakdowns limited the turnout to four trucks, a van and a tent representing the local Killmeyer's Old Bavarian Inn.

I wonder what the judge would say (or how he would rule) regarding the current aggression by Republicans to limit Democratic voter turnout?

Democrats claim early voting restrictions are designed to limit Democratic voter turnout, particularly among working-class voters, who are more likely to work jobs with less flexibility to take time off to vote.

Even if that's wrong, a small turnout limits the number of people who need to be persuaded.

Republican success at the local level has so far been limited: Democratic primary turnout is still far above Republican turnout in Mississippi.