Sentence examples for turnout toward from inspiring English sources

The "enthusiasm gap" that produced lopsided turnout toward the Republicans was because of conservative Republican voters specifically — moderate Republican voters were no more likely to turn out than Democrats.

But a study currently under review by Zoltan Hajnal, Nazita Lajevardi and Lindsay Nielson shows that voter ID laws increase racial gaps in turnout, and skew turnout toward the political right (the chart come from a newer version paper provided to me by Hajnal).

Instead, he said, the turnout tended toward "unsavory" characters.

Voter turnout may ebb toward historic lows, according to Prof. John Mollenkopf of the City University of New York Graduate Center.

And voter turnout has headed toward the subbasement, as Democrats fashioned victories by mobilizing tiny slices of the electorate.

Robust early voting in some of the Southern states is toppling turnout records heading toward Super Tuesday.

Through the massive get-out-the-vote efforts of three leaders – including a former aid to Martin Luther King – black voter turnout began to creep toward 80%, and a handful of black legislators were elected.

This also ties into an increasing academic literature, recently explored in a Century Foundation report showing that barriers to turnout skew policy-making toward the healthy.

Barkett said in a statement provided by the RNC that it is "essential that the Republican Party has the resources to drive voter turnout as we look toward the elections of 2014, 2016 and beyond".

Our low turnout rate pushes American politics toward increased polarization.

As he aims the quarter-million-dollar convertible toward a small turnout some distance ahead, I'm hoping the carbon-ceramic brakes will work as designed.