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And after the strong turnout in support of a similar measure in Missouri on Aug. 3, some conservative strategists said that the referendums could help President Bush by motivating traditionalists to vote.

The biggest turnout in support of Marco Civil has come from a petition on Avaaz by Gilberto Gil, a musician and former Minister of Culture in the Lula administration, which gathered over 300,000 signatures in 48 hours.

Many have turned to social media to encourage turnout at the L.A. Pride parade in support of the nightclub victims, including one person who tweeted, "I will march for you today".

Requiring a minimum of 50 percent voter turnout and a minimum of 75 percent of votes in support of recall will ensure that only politicians who are truly wicked will be invited to leave.

A spokesman from the campaign in support of the mayor, said despite the low turnout it was one of the most significant days in Bristol politics in living memory.

Still, the turnout continued the "struggle against forgetting," said an officer of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, which organizes the vigil each year.

There are riots raging in support of Buhari, which was expected; there are also numbers showing record-high voter turnout, which was unexpected.

But it remains unclear what effect recent local developments will have on black turnout here in North Carolina, where a small drop-off in the support of a core constituency could have an outsize impact.

In the 2012 election, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "African-American voter turnout exceeded white voter turnout in five of the six states originally covered by Section 5".

This was the first such referendum for the city, and passed with 56.6% in support amid a voter turnout of 19.6%.

The official fraudulent results showed a voter turnout of 95.51% and support of 99.19% to the communist delegates.