Sentence examples for lowest election from inspiring English sources

Arizona Congressional District 7, a sleepy Democrat bastion in very red Maricopa county, has among the lowest election turnouts in the country.

In a country and state in which election turnout has dropped to an embarrassing low, Election Day in Broward is a political sight to see.

"If the turnout was low" — election officials put it at 43 percent — "that means the incumbent party managed to scare many voters into not even voting".

O'Grady said low election turnouts were a broader problem after police commissioner ballots that averaged 15% and the 34% in EU elections, which would be invalid under plans suggested by Boris Johnson.

Macnab added that the suspension of voter registration drives had a particularly adverse impact on communities that traditionally suffer from low election turnout such as poor people, ethnic minority voters, students, older and disabled people.

After years of complaining about low election turnouts, the Republican Establishment has been shocked to discover that when previously apathetic voters start showing up at the polls, they do not necessarily support the candidate you want them to support.

It attributes low election turnout to disruption, intimidation and the fact that many candidates in its own strongholds were running unopposed.

In the light of low election turnout, the move was widely seen as a bid to re-engage in the political process French people disillusioned by the ubiquitous influence of what is often perceived as the Paris elite.

It was much talked about at the time that African Americans of the area had a very low election turnout, and as such denied themselves influence on the way Ferguson was run.

This is the kind of low-turnout, low interest election where he and his energetic Meet Up buddies could make all the difference in the world.

He scored second to lowest for election winners on trustworthiness (Gillard was lowest) and competence (Abbott was lowest).