Sentence examples for primaries turnout from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gans said that the primaries' turnout did not suggest anything about the coming general election.

Yet in the first batch of primaries, turnout over all has not increased from 2008, supposedly a doldrums year, though there are no competing Democratic contestants this time.

As is usually the case in primaries, turnout was low in all three races, and the balloting was quickly eclipsed by news of the terrorist disasters.

But with little interest in other races on the ballot, including a pair of meaningless presidential primaries, turnout was low across the state.

But in other races, whether mid-term congressional elections, local races or party primaries, turnouts in America are often much lower than in other rich democracies.

Between them, Obama and Hillary massively increased the Democratic primary turnout.

"Primary turnout does not necessarily track with general election turnout," Mr. Gans said.

And historically, primary turnout hasn't been a good predictor of national turnout.

In 2010, the primary turnout was less than half the general election turnout.

So far, Republicans have seen growth in primary turnout while the opposite is true for Democrats.

People assume that low primary turnout means that people don't like their alternatives.