Sentence examples for turnout response from inspiring English sources

"There's no question that Clinton's campaign has reacted to Sanders's presence in the field and the poll response and the small donor response and the turnout response at rallies," said Richard Parker, an economist and public policy lecturer at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.

Another shift resulted not from demographics but from a surge in labor turnout in response to Mr. Walker's battle against public employee unions; even as public employee unions have hemorrhaged members, one-third of the vote was cast by residents of union households, up from 26 percent in 2010.

Latino advocacy groups had predicted a record turnout in response to successful voter registration and caucus education drives, and widespread concern about some of the Republican presidential candidates' comments.

I get good turnouts, enthusiastic responses and rewarding loyalty.

Mr Morsi's banned Brotherhood was quick to claim the feeble turnout as a response to its call for a boycott.

That turnout and the quick response of local journalists helped ensure that Mr Hon was not a lone voice.

The Australian system would be a direct response to poor turnout, rather than the gimmicks and fixes the electoral commission has tried, which have done more to reduce trust in the ballot.

The result "may indicate either a big underlying Democratic turnout advantage seeping into the response patterns of our respondents, or it may be a sign of sample bias in need of correction," Blumenthal wrote.

The turnout of 40% drew a strong response from the president.

Likewise, there was a clear linear dose response relationship between voting turnout and mean health check participation (Fig.  1b).

Administration officials note that their muted response has not prevented the turnout at protests from growing by the day.