Sentence examples for turnout project from inspiring English sources

Part of the fund's budget for New Jersey will go to an effort called the Turnout Project, where Democrats and unions are using super PACs to finance and coordinate Election Day get-out-the-vote activity.

Republicans, as part of a 72-hour turnout project, are planning to mobilize poll watchers and are setting up state telephone lines which people can use to report that machines are not working properly or that they suspect voting fraud.

There is, however, a question of what grand message about national policy might reasonably be drawn from a voter turnout projected at a pathetic 10 or 15 percent.

With turnout projected to be down in all these states, Mr. Obama could see his share of the national popular vote reduced.

Turnout, projected at about 72%, was higher than at the last federal election - which had the worst on record.

Turnout was projected at 65percentt, and lines were reported at many polling places.

Voter turnout is projected to be about 56.5%, which would be a record low.

Like voters in many European countries after the financial crash, Portugal's have shown that they are disenchanted – turnout was projected to be 57% – and conflicted.

If Mitt Romney dominates the Mormon votes, as he did in 2008 when he won 95 percent of the group, higher Mormon turnout than projected by the polls would make him a favorite to beat the pre-election surveys.

Mr. Santorum may be able to hold Mr. Romney to a single-digit victory if downstate votes represent a larger share of the turnout than projected by exit polls, or if he holds Mr. Romney's results down in the more exurban parts of the Chicago area, which have been slower to report results than the closer-in suburbs.

Turnout is projected at 32% - the lowest in English local elections since 2000.