For the provinces that voted, the turnout was just 50 percent, about the same as the overall turnout for the 2009 local elections, but lower than the 62 percent during national elections in 2010.
He even bagged most of Hollywood, from Arnold Schwarz enegger to the head of Paramount's film division, Sherry Lansing.To be sure, not many people actually voted: the turnout was about 20%, the lowest in the city's history.
The referendum was widely promoted by the government; ultimately, of eligible adults registered to vote and the turnout on voting day was.
But only 30percentt of those eligible voted, the lowest turnout ever.
Only one in five Democrats bothered to vote, the lowest turnout ever recorded for a presidential primary in the state.
Statewide, more than 2.6 million people voted, the highest turnout for a midterm election in memory.
At the 2012 elections, 224,385 people had the right to vote, and the turnout was 103,327 electors, meaning 46.05% of the electorate voted.
In states with open primaries where independents can vote, expanding the turnout in GOP primaries would be relatively easy, Plouffe says.
And, as 85 per cent claim they always or nearly always vote, and the turnout at the last three general elections is between 60 per cent and 65 per cent, that means a hell of a lot of young people are not voting.
In total, 3,619,915 million people voted, making the turnout 84.5%.
