Sentence examples for much lower vote from inspiring English sources

Governments have posted much lower vote shares in council elections and gone on to win majorities.

As is the norm in Mumbai, the posh areas of the city had much lower voting percentages (turnout was 34 percent in Colaba) while turnouts in slums across the cities were the highest.

Ukip secured its first Scottish MEP in May, though with a much lower share of the vote than in England.

Pley's concept of making Lego a part of the sharing economy is interesting, but its crowdsourced design platform may be the key to greater success both at home and abroad, especially if 3D printing allows for much lower thresholds of user votes required before designs become reality.

This, while still a much lower percentage than those voting for Hillary, is much higher than has been the case for this particular demographic in prior caucuses where Hillary has received between 75-90 percent of the African American vote.

Although overall turnout increased at the 2010 election, the proportion of 18-24 year olds voting was much lower than other groups, prompting calls for online voting to be piloted - a move backed recently by Commons Speaker John Bercow.

Threadneedle Street reckons the speed limit of the economy has slowed since the Brexit vote, meaning much lower growth rates are still likely to cause rising inflation.

The second (also obvious) point is that the 47percentt fairly well describes the universe of people who are underrepresented in elections because they vote at much lower rates.

Political correspondent, Iain Watson, writes: Labour won Heywood and Middleton at the last general election with 40% of the vote - on a much lower turnout yesterday, they retained the seat with 41% of the vote.

Controversy raged in this series when journalist John Sergeant continued to be saved by the public vote, despite gaining much lower scores than evicted celebs like Cherie Lunghi and Heather Small.

One: AAPIs are registered to vote at rates much lower than other ethnic groups in the country.