Sentence examples for typical turnout from inspiring English sources

It is a four-person job if there is a typical turnout of about.

Only about 60 rode to the Hamptons, according to the conductor, a typical turnout for the time and day.

Since Sept. 11, 200 firefighters -- many of them rookies -- have enrolled in classes, compared with a typical turnout of about 40, Mr. Kelly said.

Instead, attendance at the March for Life was estimated in the thousands — a fairly typical turnout, as some attendees told the Washington Post.

"It's not just a typical turnout of old movie buffs.

"2018 appears to be an election where we're going to have higher than typical midterm turnout," said Michael McDonald, an associate professor of political science at the University of Florida, whose research has focused on voter turnout.

Using their traditional likely voter model that assumes a typical midterm turnout of 40% of adults, they found Republicans leading by a whopping 17-point margin (56% to 39%).

The use of RCV ballots is a positive step for military and overseas voters -- and one that suggests the broader value of a ranked choice ballot for all voters, given the typical low turnout and increased taxpayer burdens of two-round runoffs.

Tom Wilson, a Republican consultant, said that with the low turnout typical for a non-gubernatorial election, Mr. Baroni was able to see a surprisingly large proportion of voters.

The reason is that any good pollster (pdf) is already accounting for the low turnout typical of an election taking place on a Wednesday in the middle of October.

The Vermont independent also called typical levels of turnout in presidential elections "an international embarrassment".