Sentence examples for turnout numbers from inspiring English sources

The unofficial turnout numbers are from 98 percent of the city's 5,059 election districts.

"She will increase our turnout numbers substantially just by being in the race".

— also helped lead to high turnout numbers among Democrats, particularly in African-American communities.

And voter registration and turnout numbers in covered States have risen dramatically.

Latino voters have some of the worst voter turnout numbers in the United States.

If the turnout numbers look something like that in November, then Mr. Obama will lose Florida badly.

The turnout number is later checked against number of votes cast; if the number of votes exceeds the turnout, the election at that polling station must be repeated.

Although foreign officials had predicted a low turnout, huge numbers of eligible voters went to the polls.

The gap between GOP and Democratic voter turnout in numbers should set off loud alarm bells in Democratic strategists.

Whatever the turnout, the numbers are not likely to bother Trump, who will probably still claim it was the biggest party ever attended.

The 10 districts with the smallest turnout — a number of them in southern Brooklyn — were mostly won by Mrs. Clinton.