Sentence examples for state turnout from inspiring English sources

"When it comes to turnout specifically, we do find that elections that take place along with presidential elections do not see the same effect, as state turnout seems to benefit from the coattails of presidential turnout.

I've found the early vote is a decent calibration tool in addition to comparable past elections, to draw upon when making national and state turnout forecasts.

The combined Granite State turnout for Trump and fellow GOP hopefuls John Kasich, Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio and Chris Christie was bigger than the collective vote total for Clinton and Sanders.

The strongest source of AfD support, in the east German state and elsewhere, were previous non-voters (in all three states turnout was up by 10 points): Second, in Germany's third largest state, Baden-Württemberg, where the fall in the CDU vote was greatest, the party's candidate tried to distance himself from Merkel's policy.

As a result, turnout among young, black and Hispanic voters actually increased as a share of the electorate compared with 2008, and, in many states, turnout rates jumped as well.

(Turnout estimates are based on the state's turnout in 2008 and 2010 and its population growth over the past four years).

Under the current rules, trade unions are not required to state the turnout in a strike ballot.

St. Charles was supposed to select the most delegates of any single caucus in the state, and turnout was much higher than expected.

About half a million people voted early, a record for a primary in the state, and turnout on Tuesday was unusually high as well.

There are certainly some swing voters in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh suburbs, but in general the demographics of the state make turnout there a bit more important than persuasion.

With all eyes focused on Ohio, the ultimate battleground state, the turnout among African Americans has the potential to swing the election.