Sentence examples for voted turnout from inspiring English sources

More than 1.1m Texans voted: turnout was two-thirds higher than in the previous off-year election.

Even among Hispanics who can vote, turnout has lagged behind that of non-Hispanic whites.

Manipur was the only state where voting turnout dropped, at 79.8 percent this week.

Across the globe, including in the United States, where 8,789 Sudanese expatriates registered to vote, turnout was more than 90 percent.

They depress voting turnout, according to Professor Norris's analysis of 2012 data from the American National Election Studies.

However, when it comes to actually voting, turnout in Poland is among the lowest in Europe.

Facebook's proven power to affect voting turnout alarmed some, but that concern was largely hypothetical.

The tests are applied to the classic empirical models for voting turnout investigated by Wolfinger and Rosenstone (1980) and Nagler (1991, 1994).

Not everyone who grumbles about Mr Bush will vote: turnout in mid-term elections is typically not much more than a third.

Despite a big grassroots push to get Mumbai citizens to vote, turnout was still only 45 percent in yesterday's municipal elections, disappointing organizers.

The growing amount of data suggests that subtly influencing people's opinions, and voting turnout, could prod voting in one direction or another.