Sentence examples for turnout down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gans said negative advertisements "drive turnout down -- if you do not have something bigger going on".

(They believe that Republican efforts to combat voter fraud are really just intended to keep turnout down, particularly among Democrat-leaning minority voters).

Some Socialist Party officials were said to be arguing for a second round, hoping to keep the turnout down, but opposition leaders, pollsters and analysts believe that a second round would produce a definitive victory for Mr. Kostunica.

Pfeiffer: We would get these very detailed data reports that come in every couple of hours, and the very first one showed in some states a very jacked-up Republican turnout relative to what we thought it would be, and youth and African-American and Latino turnout down from where we had thought it would be.

But with turnout down, he earned about 79,000 fewer votes out of Cook than last time.

Rising education levels typically would lead to greater turnout, but other factors of youth and geography have held turnout down, the report found.

Turnout was down to 33%.

Among registered Republicans, turnout was down in both states.

The Republicans say that Democratic turnout is down on four years ago.

At 67%, turnout was down nearly 7 percentage points compared to the previous elections, in 2007.

Of the two counties he won in Oklahoma, turnout was down as well.