Sentence examples for turnout turnout from inspiring English sources

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.

Mr. Gans added that while there was no clear evidence that the compressed schedule decreased turnout, turnout plummeted once a winner was declared.

"It's going to be turnout, turnout, turnout, turnout".

"We lost this election for three reasons: turnout, turnout and turnout," Ellison said.

Special elections usually mean low turnout, and low turnout often means a Republican-leaning electorate.

The judges haven't asked many questions about turnout, but turnout underlies some of the legal arguments.

"These runoff elections are generally low turnout, and black turnout is absolutely critical," Mr. Hogan said.

In 2004, for instance, while Mississippi was reported to have strong black turnout, black turnout was poor in Arizona and Virginia, which are also covered by Section 5.

Minority turnout was up, but turnout in largely white, Republican suburbs was even higher.

Turnout and engagement: Do turnout figures accurately show how engaged residents are?

The two charts in Figures 1 and 2 provide detailed comparisons of Hispanic turnout nationally with Hispanic turnout in Texas.