Sentence examples for unprecedented turnout from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unprecedented turnout" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means an extremely high or unexpected number of people who participate in a certain event or activity. Example: The presidential election saw an unprecedented turnout, with almost 70% of eligible voters casting their ballots.
Barack Obama benefited from an unprecedented turnout among millennial voters in 2008.
The tentative victory may have been aided by nearly unprecedented turnout.
State news agency Interfax quoted an international observer, Enrique Ravello, as saying he had seen an "unprecedented turnout".
That could add confusion and stretch out lines that are already expected to be long because of unprecedented turnout.
The unprecedented turnout in Florida's rural areas, Nancy suspected, was a response to growing Latino communities farther south.
Despite the unprecedented turnout at Tuesday's rally, recent opinion polls show that only a thin majority of Catalans favors full independence.
(Yes, there is a chance that an unprecedented youth turnout, or an unprecedented black turnout, or an unprecedented formerly-nonvoter turnout, will change that calculation, but that would be, well, unprecedented).
Keep in mind that this analysis (and the speculation that Mr. Obama will generate unprecedented black turnout in the South) does not consider the possibility that white voter turnout will rise, too.
Expectations for reform have been steadily rising since the unprecedented Hispanic turnout and Democratic victories of last November.
Readers on Friday morning were also leaving their reasons for not voting as it was revealed there was unprecedented low turnout in some areas.
Because of Governor Scott's refusal to follow precedent and extend early voting hours in the face of unprecedented voter turnout in south Florida, we are requesting in federal court that more Floridians have a meaningful chance to early vote".
