Sentence examples for turnout right from inspiring English sources

"Plus, Hollywood is having low turnout right now, and theaters are having a hard time getting people to come to the movies".

This may have helped to modestly increase turnout right near Election Day, activating some of the same people who might have reported to pollsters just a few days earlier that they didn't plan to vote".

In an age of plummeting UK turnouts, voting rights are taken for granted.

Mr. Brendle predicted an enormous Christian right turnout -- at least 75percentt among the 11,000 members of the New Life Church.

I've documented extensively already how low turnout benefits the right.

Resnick and most of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community of Ohio were incensed at Republican efforts, led by Karl Rove, to use a political wedge issue to drive a huge turnout of Christian Right voters.

But officials in the Élysée palace worry about low turnout among far-right voters in regional elections in March, which could help the left.

It has all the ingredients for a large far-right turnout: 14% unemployment that is far higher than the national average, factory closures, people struggling to make ends meet and a substantial working-class population who are not very politicised.

Needless to say, right now, turnout in most races ranges between low and abysmal (for example, average turnout in a New York City Council race hovers around 15%).

In London, French expats are considered to lean to the right, but turnout tends to be low with only 30% voting in 2007.

In his appearances and advertisements, Mr. Bush has stepped up his attack on Mr. McCain in precisely the areas most likely to stimulate a high turnout among the religious right.