Sentence examples for the same turnout from inspiring English sources

All the same, turnout was high.

In 2008, John McCain got 55% from the same turnout.

Sporty Jeralds, the coliseum manager, said he expected roughly the same turnout for Thursday's game.

The four reservations had roughly the same turnout rates before the ruling.

Electoral officials reported that 62% of the 22 million eligible voters cast ballots – the same turnout as in the last parliamentary elections, in 2010.

Almost the entire Republican margin is based on the enthusiasm gap, and if Democrats come out in the same turnout as Republicans, it's going to be a much different election".

Yet the DPP's share of the vote, 38%, was much the same; and turnout, at under 60%, was low.

At the same time, turnout is typically some seven points higher in Conservative-held seats, and the party wins rather fewer seats than Labour by small majorities.

At the same time, turnout in primaries and caucuses is normally quite low — so if a poll's sample is biased in the direction of more enthusiastic voters, it may nevertheless have strong predictive power.

Bill Clinton's appearance on the hustings will speed that process up (he is wildly popular among African-Americans), but whether Mr Kerry can produce the same high turnout that Mr Gore got seems doubtful.

Most observers say they expect the balance of power in the forthcoming parliamentary polls to broadly stay the same unless turnout is high, which could allow minor parties to translate popular support into seats.