Sentence examples for turnout list from inspiring English sources

In a close presidential election, each electoral vote can matter — and a small state that is likely to end up on top of the turnout list can have greater leverage to attract presidential candidates' attention and time.

Our current effort: Bumping Hawaii off the bottom of the United States voter turnout list".

First, I compared the popular vote in each state in 2008 against the turnout there, as listed at Michael McDonald's Web site.

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It counties where officials compiled lists, turnout was higher than in counties where individuals had to register themselves.

The census report listed the turnout rate for black men as 61.4 percent, compared with 70.4 percent for black women.

We think that using voter lists with turnout scores could be a good way of getting a handle on whether the universe we're talking to in our surveys reflects the universe that is likely to turn out to vote".

As I mentioned, there are quite a number of academic studies that seek to evaluate the effect of identification laws on voter turnout; John Sides has compiled a list of them here; or you can do some searching for yourself on Google Scholar.

Back in October of 2012, the people at CNN took it upon themselves to remedy the problem of low voter turnout by launching their "Change The List" campaign.