Sentence examples for of the total turnout from inspiring English sources

The Conservative candidate, Matthew Sephton, lost his deposit after securing just 754 votes, less than 5% of the total turnout.

That's about a third of the total turnout in the state's 2008 G.O.P. caucus, although this year more are expected without a contested Democratic caucus to compete against.

Similar calls by the president in 1998 on behalf of Democratic candidates in Georgia were considered an important reason black voters represented 29percentt of the total turnout, up from 19percentt in 1994.

In the battleground state of Michigan, a concerted effort in 1998 resulted in black voters making up 19percentt of the total turnout, even though they represent only 13percentt of the state's voting population.

His rival won among Latinos, who accounted for 23.6% of the total turnout, and trade unionists.The blast of political buckshot that supposedly slowed down the Villaraigosa bandwagon was a Hahn TV ad shown two weeks ago.

The government says the total turnout of 54% was an endorsement of the electoral system and the king's policies.

In 1997, a smidgen over 68% of people in their 20s voted, a respectable figure compared with many other countries, but well below the total turnout in South Korea of more than 80%.

In 2000, the number of arrests at the event, 312, actually exceeded the total turnout this year.

The total turnout figure is higher than the averages of individual constituencies as the overall figure includes postal votes.

Voter turnout in Texas is expected to be vastly higher than it's been in years: the total turnout here in Harris County in the first four days of early voting — 50,997 — was more than the 35,381 total turnout for the entire early voting period of the 2004 primary.

The total turnout for Wales was 14.9%.