Sentence examples for usual turnout from inspiring English sources

One reason seems to have been a higher than usual turnout of African-Americans in Pennsylvania.

The usual turnout for Latinos is about 40percentt, he said.

Several states are expecting a higher than usual turnout, which could increase bottlenecks in precincts with too few voting machines.

Democratic leaders note that their goal is not to recreate the political tidal wave of 2008, but rather to improve on the usual turnout for a midterm election.

The numbers reflect a stronger than usual turnout by New Yorkers and suburbanites, whose boosterism has helped compensate for a drop in theatergoing tourists from outside the area.

His regional agenda is, as a result, in tatters.The scale of the rejection 78% voted "no was as stunning as the fact that 48%—well above the usual turnout in local council elections and mayoral referendums bothered to vote.

State officials said a higher-than-usual turnout, about 65percentt of those registered, voted today.

Democrats were proud to have a better-than-usual turnout of approximately one-quarter of their eligible voters.

A combination of a higher-than-usual turnout and a large number of students turning up without their ballot cards threatened to overwhelm proceedings and there was not enough staff in place to cope.

Mr. Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, said that the primary contest had left the campaign with strong get-out-the-vote operations in Republican states that were small enough that better-than-usual turnout could make a difference in the general election.

The bad news was that the election was sufficiently disrupted to end with a lower-than-usual turnout, and millions of voters blocked from voting by the anti-government PDRC movement.