Sentence examples for minimum turnout from inspiring English sources

It has also scrapped minimum turnout.

Minimum turnout rules have also been scrapped, as has the option of voting "against all".

The government, however, is pressing ahead with introducing a 50% minimum turnout for strike ballots.

The problem of minimum turnout rules encouraging a boycott by voters is hardly a new phenomenon.

The minimum turnout rule was abolished, as was the option to vote against all candidates.

A huge majority of 87.5% voted against Mr Basescu, but the required minimum turnout was over 50% of registered voters.

Burnham attacked the Tory Trade Union Bill, which will enforce a minimum 50% turnout on ballots for strike action.

Because a minimum voter turnout of 50% was required, the new parliament contained only 119 deputies (well below the 174 needed for a quorum in the 260-seat assembly), including 44 Independents, 25 Agrarians, and 23 Communists.

There will also need to be a minimum 50% turnout in strike ballots.

The Tories have already proposed a minimum 50% turnout in strike ballots, which unions say is "anti-democratic".

The Territorial Reserve did not oppose the construction of the highway; however, the land was unobtainable due to a technicality requiring a minimum voter turnout of 65 percent.