Sentence examples for turnout projections from inspiring English sources

(Turnout projections range from 400,000 to 800,000 Democrats).

Inside today's turnout projections from VoteCastr.

— NATE SILVER One quick observation: the precincts that have reported later in the evening are showing more voters per precinct that the earlier ones, so the turnout projection is now looking slightly better for the G.O.P. Based on a linear extrapolation from the precincts counted so far, the turnout would be about about 225,000 voters.

Massive turnout that exceeded projections more than compensated for a burst in early voting (and strong support from Hispanics) that favored Clinton in battleground states.

After voting ended Monday with a healthy turnout of about 84%–projections and returns swung like a pendulum between the two sides, and without the vote from abroad, the election's outcome was still far from clear.

First, he energised his supporters, prompting pollsters to bump up their projections of Republican turnout on election day.

This news will trigger fresh outrage from Western politicians and other critics, who are certain that such projections lower voter turnout, perhaps changing the outcomes of state and local races where they live.

"As we go forward, election officials deciding how many ballots or machines or poll workers to have on hand may well find the safest course to be to take the most optimistic projections for voter turnout and plan for even more".

Vargas added that projections on voter turnout should be reported with caution.

Bush campaign officials argue that the projection depressed their turnout in those counties in the closing minutes, and those votes might have been decisive.

But even Ms. Bysiewicz's projection would fall short of the turnout from 40 and 50 years ago.