Sentence examples for will be turnout from inspiring English sources

"And I think the final shot will be turnout".

A big key will be turnout.

Looking just at Millennials who supported President Obama in 2012, 30percentt will likely vote and another 20percentt will be turnout targets.

Ultimately, campaigners in both camps are aware it will be turnout that decides the election.

"The key factor will be turnout," said Dave Woodard, a professor of political science at Clemson.

Come Election Day, analysts say, what will matter is turnout, and Mr. Thompson will lean heavily on Mr. Paterson to encourage African-American and Hispanic voters in his Harlem backyard to vote Democratic.

Then again, the key will be the turnout.

The real test will be the turnout, and unions are confident the strike will be solid.

As Americans put it, this will be a turnout race, as much as a race for swing voters.

Because the presidential election will draw large numbers of voters to the polls (and, in Maryland, many will be Democrats), turnout will be less of a concern among advocacy groups than persuading voters who might be on the fence.

In most normal elections attention would focus on winners and losers, but in these ones the figure that matters will be the turnout.