Sentence examples for turnout programme from inspiring English sources
The result was a huge rural turnout that unseated the incumbent Democratic senator and governor against all expectations.Not to be outdone, Democrats have their own turnout programme called Project 5104 (51% in 2004).
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.
In the three previous years there have been a quarter to a third men: a better turnout than on many gender programmes.
This leaves Republican governors arguing for a new, costly government programme of questionable utility in straitened fiscal times.How these laws would affect turnout and votes is hard to say.
He was essentially asking Roosevelt, who in an election with a turnout of almost 40 million had defeated him by over seven million votes, to abandon his own economic programme in favour of Hoover's approach to the depression.
The general election attracted the lowest ever turnout of voters and, if any further proof of apathy were needed, audiences for election results programmes have plummeted over the past decade, according to new research.
But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.
