Sentence examples for regional turnout from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, however, the regional turnout patterns in Washington are hard to define.
Regional turnout as percentage of registered voters was: London 35.4% (1.86 million) South-west 44.6% (1.80 million) Eastern 43.1% (1.84 million) West Midlands 39.8% (1.63 million) Yorkshire and the Humber 39.9% (1.53 million) North-west 39.1% (2.05 million) North-east 38.7% (0.76 million) Scotland 50.7% (1.98 million Fourr of the regions have yet to published their figures.
We will also showcase a regional breakdown of turnout.
There could be sizable regional variations in turnout; Londoners, who are more likely to vote to remain, will need the most persuading (45% will definitely vote).
Mr Javedanfar shared the view of many regional analysts that turnout would be declared to have been at least 60 percent, however many of 48 million Iranians eligible to vote actually do so.
There were huge regional differences in black turnout rates in the early 1960s, before the Voting Rights Act was passed.
Despite a breakdown in relations with Panama and a poor turnout of regional leaders at the party, pro-government "Chavistas" were determined to have fun.
Membership has soared after good turnouts in regional and local elections.
All the figures are weighted to the final actual results and turnout at a regional level.
But having deliberately turned the vote into a polarising plebiscite on his rule, resulting in a record turnout for a regional election of 65%, the president has more cause for concern at the result than his opponents.A year ago Mr Chávez's attempt to introduce a new "socialist" constitution that would have allowed indefinite presidential re-election was narrowly defeated in a referendum.
Table 5 displays the adjusted model controlling for state regional grouping (six regions), metropolitan area population size, county-level voter turnout, tract-level poverty, tract-level material deprivation score (Townsend index), and tract-level population density.
