He wore a Lacoste shirt with vintage Lilly Pulitzer pants — a senior-ish turnout that, as irony would have it, is chiefly becoming to the young.
Ensuring the turnout of senior voters on caucus night goes back to campaign ground organization in Iowa, Hagle says.
"He will raise a ton of cash and has a good chance to energize African-American turnout," Sean Trende, the senior elections analyst at Real Clear Politics, tweeted in March.
This came to 59percentt, a respectable turnout considering that seniors, with little at stake, tend not to vote in large numbers.
Despite the skirmishes, the demonstration got "a good turnout," said Vassilis Xenakis, a senior official at the civil servants' union.
Many observers, including Dianne Feinstein, California's senior senator, blamed high right-wing turnout for George Bush's victory over John Kerry.In this section The guys next door Close but no cigar She says count the vote but how?
After record turnout in elections in 2008, senior Indian politicians crowed that Kashmiris had essentially voted for union with India.
On Thursday, he spent much of the day buttonholing voters outside the polling place at a senior center on Leonard Street, but the turnout there was comparatively sparse.
"The irony is that a lot of these races, particularly in states like Arkansas, Louisiana, others, depend so much on African American turnout," said David Axelrod, the president's former senior advisor.
But senior police officials said yesterday that they expected a much larger turnout at protests scheduled for today.
