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turnout

[turn-out] / ˈtɜrnˌaʊt /




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Crockett, a 44-year-old African-American lawyer, argues the party needs a fighter capable of energizing turnout and commanding attention through sharp, viral exchanges with Republicans.

From Barron's

The man at the microphone began talking excitedly about what a great turnout they had, what a great program they had planned, how well the county department of social services worked .

From Literature

Many of those watching suggested that Jackson's success in boosting black turnout in previous presidential campaigns had helped ensure Obama's victory.

From BBC

She does not think the U.S. has reached that point, as high turnout in recent elections has shown, but it is a longer-term risk.

From Los Angeles Times

The Election Commission said turnout was 59 percent across 299 constituencies out of 300 in which voting took place.

From Barron's