Sentence examples for turnout question from inspiring English sources

"I would argue that the outcome hinges on the famous turnout question, which in local, off-season elections tends to be low.

Via telephone, a national probability sample of 1464 respondents randomly received one of three question versions of a voter turnout question in the months of December, January, and February, following the November 1998 Congressional elections in the United States.

Their presence thus provided little help on the turnout question.

The turnout question will now become the centerpiece of the debate on the election.

Because this debate is so susceptible to "spin" from both sides, the turnout question is precisely where Honduras's elections most needed objective oversight for these Honduran elections.

"A low voter turnout would question the polls' legitimacy," Mr Rumman said, particularly as the new government of Prime Minister Samir Rifai has been at pains to promote this election as inclusive, transparent and free.

I went over to speak to Daniel Gardonyi, an activist wearing a fetching Mongolian hat, who was pleased at the turnout but questioned the good that it would achieve.

Hagamos Democracia's report, which coincided with the TSE on who had won the election while differing substantially on voter turnout, raises questions about the electoral tribunal's announcement.

13 There is evidence that the pre-election turnout intention questions are the best available predictor of whether a person is likely to vote (Bolstein, 1991).

and state House Speaker Thom Tillis (R) go head to head in a race that will determine which party controls the Senate, the state's voter turnout is in question: Will voting rights restrictions passed by the Republican-controlled state legislature dampen Democratic turnout in a year when the president isn't on the ballot?

In a statement, the airline said: "Such a low turnout raises serious questions for Unite and shows it does not have a clear mandate to reject our offer.