Sentence examples for turnout within from inspiring English sources

Parties representing the Arab minority will be hurt, due to the projected low turnout within its constituency (likely to be as high as 50%).

Instead of saying something new, now they just try to boost turnout within their own demographic niches and suppress turnout in the other guy's niches.

They aren't looking to sell a product; they're looking to increase voter turnout within their base of support.

When mainstream parties are seen as no longer representing mainstream voters (with plummeting rates of turnout, fragmentation within parties, and a weakened presidential office), the returns are highest when you pretend to look like the mainstream that once was: Gaullism.

Contradictory turnout reports within 30 minutes of one another.

Ms. Totenberg cites 2010 voting rates in her article, when the difference in black turnout between Mississippi and Massachusetts was within the margin of error.

By the time polls close at 8 p.m. Central time, state officials were predicting a turnout of about 20 percent, within the range of a normal showing for a spring election with a state Supreme Court seat at stake.

Returning officers in Scotland will include these within the turnout figures announced at each count.

Even if only one federal candidate were on the ballot in a state where the chief voter interest was in the governor's race, a mayoral contest or control of the state legislature, all party voter registration and turnout activities in that state within 120 days of the election would be subject to the severe limits on contributions set by Congress -- and therefore underfunded and diminished.

There is some variation within the overall turnout picture with Staffordshire recording the lowest figure at 11.6% and Northamptonshire having the highest turnout of 20%.

Statewide and nationwide races are won and lost every election year because of factors like turnout and margins of victory within large cities.