Sentence examples for referendum turnout from inspiring English sources

The election vote will not match the record high referendum turnout.

In the Brexit referendum, turnout in the Stoke metropolitan area was 66percentt.

After all, even though referendum turnout among new voters was higher than first reported, it was still 26 percentage points fewer than among the over-65s.

The SNP could be hurt by a lower- than-expected turnout; in the independence referendum turnout was below that suggested in polling and lowest in the strongest yes areas.

Despite lingering tensions and fighting along the contested border with the north, the voting itself has been orderly, and five days into the referendum, turnout has been astronomical, with observers saying the total numbers will clear the 60 percent mark necessary for the results to be valid.

The referendum turnout was 71.8%, with more than 30 million people voting.

It is argued that in referendums turnout is often lower than in general elections and that referendums lead to a lower turnout in elections also.

Most national political parties called for a boycott of the referendum, and turnout appeared low in many locations; Musharraf claimed a 50% turnout, with a 98% yes vote.

The referendum's turnout, according to a Crimean news agency, closes out at 79% participation across the peninsula; the outlet reports that turnout exceeded 80% in both Simferopol and Sevastopol, and also that there were no complaints.

The SVP also realized that it could spam referenda and capitalize on the fact that -- given the number and range of topics of Swiss referenda -- most referenda see a turnout of around 50percentt or less.

The referendum needed a turnout of at least 50% to be binding.