Sentence examples for will drive turnout from inspiring English sources
Both parties are also claiming that their presidential candidates — John McCain at the top of the Republican ticket, Barack Obama at the top of the Democratic one — will drive turnout in key Senate races.
In California, Democrats hope the state's legalization initiative will drive turnout and help send Barbara Boxer back to the Senate and Jerry Brown to the governor's mansion, even though both have taken positions against the measure.
If the partisanship or demographics of the likely voters changes, it tells us something about the attitudes that will drive voter turnout.
And there are other constitutional amendments that might drive turnout this fall.
It takes a positive message that can drive turnout.
Close elections which generate a lot of media and excitement drive turnout up for both sides.
Grill noted that Rupp also should be helped by his residence in the St . Louissuburbs, which will drive heavy GOP turnout.
"Many Republicans in Sacramento don't support his scheme because they are worried it will drive up the Democratic vote in a low-turnout election.
"Ilka will drive herself.
That will drive up costs.
