Sentence examples for turnout cast from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mugabe's Zanu-PF party called the vote "a rude wake-up call" in advance of parliamentary elections in 2005, but some analysts said low voter turnout cast doubt on the meaning of the results.

There are also concerns that the expected low turnout may cast into doubt the legitimacy of the democratic mandate to hold chief constables to account.

Final results were released by the Independent Electoral Commission in Pretoria at the end of a process delayed by the fact that the 17 million South Africans who voted on Wednesday – a 77% turnout – could cast their ballots in any polling station in the country.

A low turnout would cast doubt on Mr Sisi's claim that he has the support of a majority of Egyptians.

Today's savvy revolutionary is putting his or her thumbs at risk by text messaging thousands of voters to turnout and cast a ballot in Nepal's April 10 elections.

With nearly 680,000 votes cast, turnout beat the record of 578,000 set in 2000, when the state's four electoral votes went to Mr. Bush by a margin of one percentage point.

Even with all of the added convenience and easier opportunities to cast ballots, turnout not only doesn't increase with early voting, it actually falls.

Many political analysts also cast the turnout as a passionate grass-roots cry for change, at a time when Italians are particularly angry at their leaders.

With 10 states and territories still to vote, perhaps another six million votes could be cast if turnout is very high, by the count of Ben Smith at Politico.com.

No one is turned away for not being on the list, no provisional ballots need be cast, and turnout in these states was 9percentt higher than the national average in the last presidential election.

The vote count is clear and stunning: of just over 280 votes cast, (59% turnout) each of the incumbents was recalled with at least 63% in favor and each of the anti-Blackwater (pro-Potrero) candidates received no less than 71% of the votes.