Sentence examples for turnout rates from inspiring English sources

And their turnout rates also rose".

In 2004, the gap between white and black turnout rates was nearly seven percentage points.

Hispanic turnout rates are poor – almost half that of white or black voters in the state.

With Hispanics specifically, turnout rates are even lower – just 38% of Hispanic millennials voted in 2012.

Consistently high — often, the nation's highest — turnout rates of registered voters.

Latinos and Asian-Americans, both men and women, have turnout rates around 50 percent.

Turnout rates among Americans ages 18 to 24 dropped significantly in 2012, to 41percentt from 49percentt in 2008.

The analysis found that Southern states with large populations of black eligible voters recorded the greatest increase in turnout rates.

Demographics: In the last national election, Texas had one of the lowest turnout rates in the country.

Zabul and Uruzgan had the lowest 2005 turnout rates in the country, twenty and twenty-three per cent respectively.

Based on the 2005 results, I would expect Kabul to have some of the lowest turnout rates.