Sentence examples for turnout public from inspiring English sources

The Tuesday meeting in Manchester, New Hampshire, will be divided into three panels focusing on voter turnout, public confidence in elections and electronic voting systems, respectively.

Our staff and volunteers average more than one local action every day -- spanning from huge turnout at public utility commission hearings, to legal actions, to rallies, and more.

Why, as demonstrated by dismal voter turnout, has the public become so indifferent to government, politics and public life?

"There was an enormous turnout at the public meeting in February, the community spoke as one that they want this school to stay open".

But the terrible turnout also illustrates public indifference and contempt for politicians creating new bureaucracy to look like they're doing something.

There is a thin public turnout to see the plans, local residents' interest perhaps dulled by decades of consultation fatigue, but those that are here have the same recurring query.

President Bush's relentless stumping, low black voter turnout, a sharp public focus on national security and the Democrats' failure to offer coherent counterarguments all paved the way for the Republicans' strong midterm electoral gains, business and labor officials and strategists for each party said yesterday.

There have already been warnings about the possible low turnout by the public.

Community health leaders have called for a big turnout for the public consultation.

She added that she hoped for a big turnout from the public.

The public turnout was lower than last year when the Duchess of Cambridge spent her first Christmas at Sandringham.