Sentence examples for of a low turnout from inspiring English sources

Strong early voting was one indication of a low turnout.

The December vote was declared invalid because of a low turnout.

The likelihood of a low turnout might encourage him do so.

A prime minister will take office on a low share of a low turnout.

In November 2012 chief constables were barred from talking about the impact of a low turnout for Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections.

Unless, of course, the anti-Brown conspiracy is going global... 10.52am: According to the Press Association, there are "early signs of a low turnout" in today's European elections.

The two biggest political betting exchanges, IG Index and Cantor Spreadfair, have Labour winning around 350 seats—enough for an overall majority of about 60 on a low turnout.

The Royal College of Nursing said its members rejected the proposed changes by 62%, although on a low turnout of just over 16%.

Wilders blamed the disappointing score on a low turnout of around 35percentt, saying that "by staying home (voters) showed their loathing for and disinterest in the European Union.

"The thing that we were scared of was a low turnout among Labour voters and that hasn't happened from what we have seen," said one of the campaign team.

"The first election to the Mayor of London had a low turnout then it gradually grew as people realised the significance of the post," he said.