Sentence examples for possible turnout of from inspiring English sources

The authors argue that the number of page views on Wikipedia about elections can predict the possible turnout of voters.

They decided to stick to January, said Karen Thurman, the party chairwoman, to ensure the largest possible turnout and to avoid accusations of disenfranchisement from Democrats still bitter about the 2000 recount.

The survey's results on possible turnout, however, point to a sense of disaffection among young adults that's borne out elsewhere in the poll.

Instead of the usual primary eve chatter about the latest poll numbers, there was far greater interest in possible turnout figures.

Romney and the Republican Party must achieve the highest possible turnout level among whites.

Both sides will still strive to ensure the highest possible turnout from their most faithful partisans.

That's a turnout of about 12.6 percent.

Fairfield County had a turnout of 80.34.

Turnout of registed voters was just 56percentt.

True, the reported turnout of 43% was low.

These are protest polls; a lame turnout of 36%.