Sentence examples for voting figure from inspiring English sources

While the council voting figure is not particularly high, it does suggest the electorate rates local government as a more important driver of democratic participation than the EU.

With voting figures reaching the millions for Pop Idol, it seems clear that the kids are as delighted as the record companies must be with the feeling of having a direct investment in the winner.

It's 2010 and we still don't have simple things like voting figured out.

The Academy doesn't release voting figures, so there's no way of knowing how emphatic Moonlight's victory was.

Note: This page was updated on 1 April to reflect updated voting figures from Commons Votes Services on the proposals from Ken Clarke, from Nick Boles and from George Eustice.

Long queues, in part caused by an 2.55m upsurge in voting figures from 2005, meant hundreds were unable to cast their ballots before the 22.00 deadline.

The battle for boardroom control has been acrimonious and Rangers are calling for Murray to withdraw his accusation that the incumbent board may have leaked voting figures ahead of the AGM.

Early voting figures showed Latino voter participation up 174% compared with 2014 midterms, according to the DCCC.

The final of Melodifestivalen has broken Nordic voting records on several occasions; in 2007, voting figures exceeded two million for the first time.

Early voting figures in Florida, a state Trump must carry, showed an outpouring of Latinos and African Americans, two of the groups strongest in their support for Clinton.

These are the Obama kids, as the 2008 election was the first presidential election in which they were eligible to vote. Figure 2 confirms the negative picture about the millennials painted in research reports and in the media.