Sentence examples similar to persistent turnout from inspiring English sources

But the study said such changes would probably not change persistent declines in voter turnout and registration, which it said stemmed from "a decreasing hold of the idea of civic duty and involvement".

The reasons for the chronic past no shows of blacks from the Ferguson polls in part mirror the reasons for the persistent low minority voter turnout in local and national election in past years.

Little wonder that most polls show Walker with a small but persistent lead that only a huge Democratic turnout can override.

Persistent problems from past elections — broken machines, long waits and confusion among poll workers — were made even worse, voters and election observers said, by an exceptionally heavy turnout.

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.

ADJECTIVE Persistent.

High turnout?

Persistent poverty.

Voter turnout is falling.

One is the turnout.

The turnout, nationwide?