She predicted that final results would show a record Latino turnout voted overwhelmingly for Clinton.
Post-election surveys show that almost 90% of the Republicans who voted backed the Republican ticket, while only 80% of the Democratic turnout voted for Carter.
With Mr. Christie trying to influence the outcome of only a few competitive races, though, the low-turnout vote was less a referendum on his two-year tenure than a reflection of a new political map largely designed to protect incumbents.
But UCLA's largest faculty group, which has authority over curriculum changes, has repeatedly rejected the idea, most recently in a low-turnout vote in 2012.
Neighborhood voting turnout: Voting turnout for each of the 73 neighborhoods was used as the second measure of social capital.
In an age of plummeting UK turnouts, voting rights are taken for granted.
In February three states Nagaland, Meghalaya and Tripura completed untroubled elections, with high turnouts voting incumbents back in.
First, we argue that the proper implication of the theoretical argument that underpins research on the turnout-vote nexus is that high levels of turnout should typically benefit both traditional social democratic parties and parties of the radical right relative to other types of parties, including not only those of the traditional right, but also 'left-libertarian' parties.
We're confident that if we get turnout to vote in municipal elections, they will also vote our way in national elections".
With a record turnout, the vote was hailed as a success.
This has been borne out by the staggeringly high turnout and vote for industrial action by members of Community, the largest trade union at Tata Steel.
