Sentence examples for sort of turnout from inspiring English sources
Undeterred by the return to normal autumnal weather, voters came out in their millions to record the sort of turnout (84.59%) unseen in a UK general election since 1950 when 83.9% of voters turned out.
And even as the truth about turnout this year is impossible to forecast, the candidates and their strategists have elaborate theories of their own -- theories that are based, it turns out, on no more than the sort of turnout each one wants.
When Hessburg briefed us earlier in the day she did, however, clearly lower expectations about what sort of turnout there might be for the caucusing.
Then I took some photos of her store to prove to my wife just what sort of "amazing" turnouts I was getting.
To be honest, it was a pretty piddling turnout, the sort of affair that twenty years ago would have been handled by a couple of dozen cops, with a few horses as backup.
But if Mr. Obama is having days like this in the polls a week from now, then Mr. Romney is either going to be banking on an exceptionally lopsided turnout, or some sort of October surprise.
Trump has not spent money on the sort of sophisticated, but labor-intensive and expensive, turnout efforts that delivered victories to President George W. Bush in 2004 and President Obama in 2008 and 2012.
The structure and principle of turnout conversion are introduced first.
However in this paper, we are not concerned with the levels of turnout themselves.
Enlarging suffrage to include young people under 18 may have consequences for the level of turnout.
