Sentence examples for turnout of between from inspiring English sources

Strong field operations in key seats by canvassers taking the Labour message door to door can be worth an increase in turnout of between two and four points.

A spokesperson for Pegida said a turnout of between 500-700 was expected at the march, and that they were "not happy" that members of far-right groups were planning to join the protest.

By Andy Borowitz November 7, 2014 SAN DIEGO (The Borowitz Report) — The San Diego Convention Center is hosting the first-ever convention of people who shot Osama bin Laden, with organizers expecting a turnout of between three thousand and four thousand.

While organisers put the number of those joining Tuesday's rally from Victoria Park to the city's Central district at more than half a million, the University of Hong Kong's public opinion programme estimated a turnout of between 154,000 and 172,000.

We had turnouts of between 70 and 80 per cent in some of the poorest polling districts in the constituency.

American youths have long voted at distressingly low levels, although the turnout of eligible voters between 18 and 29 surged moderately between 2000 and 2004, from 36 to 47percentt.

Advance voting, which included voting by Finnish expatriates, was held between 6 and 12 April with a turnout of 31.2%.

That's a turnout of about 12.6 percent.

True, the reported turnout of 43% was low.

These are protest polls; a lame turnout of 36%.

Some 24,024 votes were cast - a turnout of 28.24 per cent.