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Many well-wishers said they had not seen such a public turnout at the church for the royal family since the days of Charles and Diana.

The generals seem to be alarmed by the prospect of a low turnout, though the election laws do not require a quorum.

The turnout tends to be low in special elections, as elsewhere; but politicians can usually depend on older voters to make the effort.

Turnout was as low as 33% partly due to a boycott by the opposition candidate Winston Tubman, who alleged fraud in the first round.

She said that there had been a 'very strong negative attitude towards elections in general' but that turnout was unexpectedly strong.

International monitors say the last-minute changes increased voter turnout, but did not undermine the elections legitimacy.

"We may quite literally see turnout of a magnitude that we have not seen in a century of American politics, " he said.

The march, which had a turnout of thousands, started on Fifth Avenue, and made its way down to Greenwich Village.

To maximise your influence. Vote in Estonia. In 2004 it had both low turnout and a disproportionate number of seats.

The spokesman welcomed the elections, which he said were marked by high voter turnout and a near absence of violence.

Hostile advertising seems to work not so much by firing up a candidate's own supporters but by suppressing the turnout for the other side.

The turnout in the referendum in the German capital was too low and of those who took part, the majority voted against the proposal.

When that did not work, he tried to keep down the turnout instead.

The turnout in primaries is tiny, typically only between 10% and 20% of voters, and tends to be disproportionately composed of activists.

With turnout likely to be low, and uncertainty over the vote for the far-right National Front, there could still be a surprise.

For racing fans everywhere such a turnout is reason to celebrate; it shows that the sport of kings has not lost its attractions.

The Zimbabwe Election Support Network says it believes there was a fair turnout, but is still busy compiling its statistics.

Election Day brought a huge turnout, and I decided to vote in southern Tehran in the very religious neighborhood of Shah Abdul Azim.

Q: Would either of you be able to suggest whether or not voter turnout will be on the rise?

In some places, primary turnout was triple that of the last presidential election.

Organizers hope that this time around, getting more women to the polling booths could as much as double voter turnout.

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Conversely, turnout may rise when the race between candidates is considered to be very close or controversial issues are on the ballot.

Hamas has shown less tolerance, fearful lest a turnout of thousands, including many women and a few rappers, posed a secular challenge.

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder said the high turnout showed Iraqis wanted to take their future into their own hands.

We are seeing the same turnout, we are seeing the same people going and getting in line, volunteers and people participating, " he said. "

And contrary to expectations, the right was not the only victim of the low turnout.

I thought we would win handily in the June 11 runoff unless there was a very small turnout, in which case anything could happen.

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Iranian newspapers are calling it "a political epic" after a campaign of unprecedented political fervor, now this talk of a record turnout.

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For the outcome of a referendum in Italy to be binding, turnout must be above 50%.

It was a big turnout this year thanks to a lull in West Bank violence. And it was a joyous Christmas in the little town where it all began.

Australia ranks the best in terms of voter turnout among countries reviewed. Voting is compulsory in Australia.

Another set of people believe that the expectation that voter turnout in Mumbai would be high was wrong to begin with.

The Somaliland government called on voters to ignore the threat, and international monitors say the turnout appears to have been high.

So rudimentary are preparations in most of the country that the turnout may be very low.

Polling stations in parts of the country are still open and some opened late and with turnout high, voters formed long queues.

Turnout in September may be 30 points higher, bringing back traditional supporters of the SPD (and of the ex-communist Left Party).

Cook: We've actually seen voter turnout rise for the last six or eight years for a couple of reasons.

Mostly, he ascribes the turnout at the marine's funeral to the young man's popularity and high profile in a small community.

Turnout was expected to be low and most of the campaigning was on national, not European, issues.

Across the country, a few districts reported voter turnouts of more than 50 percent of registered voters, but most saw far lower turnout.

In parts of the south, however, intimidation and apathy kept turnout extremely low. "The Taliban are patrolling the area. "

These point to a high turnout in the referendum, fewer undecided voters than in 2008, and a rising yes vote as the campaign has progressed.

Republicans are counting on a strong turnout from white voters, men and older voters to carry them to victory on November 2.

It was the biggest turnout in years thanks to a lull in West Bank violence.

In the nuclear ballot, the turnout was 55%. The majority against Mr Berlusconi's proposed "nuclear renaissance" was an overwhelming 94%.

Some 55% of a high turnout of voters said "yes" to a referendum question so convoluted as to be barely intelligible.

Turnout was very low, at about 18%. But even so, it seems clear that Philadelphians want Mr Nutter to finish what he set out to do.

Went to a few bars first, latter I drove to his house to confront them, they weren't home , So I parked in the turnout, and waited.

Given a turnout of less than 50%, only a quarter of Russian voters actually plumped for the Kremlin's party.

We will have to go all the way back to 1908 to see the next highest turnout level of 66 percent.

Official information on turnout, as well as which candidate is in the lead, will not be released until Tuesday.

My last night in Yangon was spent drinking beer out of plastic water bottles at a popular roadside turnout.

A high turnout was reported in Mozambique 's election, the country's fourth since the end of a bloody civil war in 1992.

She had a good turnout at an initial information meeting to present the idea to small woodlot owners.

The increased turnout among young voters "really changed the face of the electorate in the primary process, " Belcher said.

For the results to be binding, the turnout had to be over 50%, something not achieved since 1995 in a legislative referendum.

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Both ElBaradei's and the Muslim Brotherhood's entries into the drama are expected to ramp up the turnout on Friday.

There was a large turnout, as usual (no journo has ever knowingly turned down free food), but the BBC was a man down.

Excuse me just a second. - Mom, can you believe the turnout?

No turnout figures have been disclosed, leaving it unclear how effective the Taliban's campaign of intimidation was in keeping voters away.

In Maine, the Republican Party is holding a caucus. So far, turnout is heavy. The votes help determine the state's 18 convention delegates.

Turnout has been equally strong this semester, he said.

We had a great turnout of both private collectors and art critics, and everyone was most impressed by your work.

According to George Mason University's Michael McDonald, massive turnout at early voting offices has put a strain on the system.

With heavy voter turnout expected on Election Day, both parties are amassing thousands and thousands of lawyers to keep an eye on the polls.

With a cholera epidemic raging, and more than 1m earthquake survivors still living in tents, there were fears that turnout would be low.

Though turnout was low, voters in Wales overwhelmingly backed proposals in a referendum for more devolution from Westminster.

Much of Obama's overwhelming margin of success was owed to black voters, who made up about half of the overall turnout.

Mr. Ho said a planned protest of the budget will continue on Sunday, but turnout is likely to diminish with the revised budget.

There is a net increase, at least in Republicans, and so a higher voter-turnout is not necessarily a good thing for the Democrats.

As is the case in many U. S. political contests, turnout is expected to be a key factor, Yepsen said.

I would have to assure the hosts that the turnout was fine and compliment them on the refreshments they'd prepared.

But some officials worry that there might not be enough voters. A low turnout could call the results into question.

The voter turnout surpassed 80 percent, at least two officials said on Saturday.

Kuwait held a general election, but a boycott by the opposition calling for more democracy saw turnout drop to 40%.

Despite hopes of a larger turnout they were well pleased with the rally.

A low voter turnout signaled that the city's residents weren't charged up for a big fight.

By rallying support for their cause, separatist leaders may hope to dent turnout at the next state election, due by November.

Ji Xiaobin, the chief organizer, said the turnout exceeded their expectations - they had only planned to use 2, 500 tables.

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The minimum turnout rule was abolished, as was the option to vote against all candidates.

An estimated 17 million Afghans are eligible to vote. The legitimacy of the election depends on a sufficient turnout.

Space is limited and a high turnout is expected , so early registration is strongly recommended .

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Therefore, a large turnout for the train operation is beneficial.

Youth Turnout: One reason for the potentially higher turnout is the significant increase in registered young voters.

The numerical examples show that the expansion joint must be installed when ballastless turnout is laid on long span bridge.

The huge turnout that Democrats had yearned for ended up proving instead the power of conservative America.

Both sides engaged in predictable grandstanding, but a turnout of just 26% showed exactly what voters thought.

Nor did America in the second half of the 19th century when turnout often hit 80 percent and the poor were as likely to vote as the rich.

General Buhari's team has queried some of the results, especially those from some southern states where turnout was over 80%.

Togo held parliamentary elections with large voter turnout, a peaceful atmosphere, and the participation of several dozen political parties.

Despite below-zero wind chill temperatures, Wisconsin officials predict record turnout in today's presidential primary.

It was a lousy turnout. You want them to rub it in?

One factor helping the Democrats in 2008 was the high turnout of black voters, who make up 29% of the electorate in the district.

'There is a big turnout today and that shows people are concerned, ' said Dimitris Papageorgiou, a 49-year-old worker at the Bank of Greece.

Bordeaux businessman Gerard Parfait also says he was disappointed at the relatively low French turnout at the forum.

Many commentators believe that even though there were more polling stations than expected, voter turnout was low.

Afghanistan's chief elections officer, Daoud Ali Najafi, says turnout may have been low in provinces under a high security threat.

He had parked in the turnout until Quentin drove her back to the country club where her car was parked, about three hours later.

If turnout falls even slightly, the next president could struggle to get more than 2m votes.

Even if all these concerns can be brushed aside, turnout in the run-off was probably fairly close to the first round's 23%.

Early voting has already started here in Texas and many districts are reporting huge increases in voter turnout over past elections.

The high turnout rate here shows that Chinese voters are deeply interested in the results of the election.

Therefore, what the turnout numbers to local conditions, the line to another, not to generalize.

Perhaps the biggest threat he faces in the run-off is a low turnout, in a country where voting is voluntary.

The pattern is not universal: turnout actually rose in seven countries, and it was lower in eastern than in western Europe.

Turnout was massive, but numerous irregularities and technical problems were reported.

A low turnout and significant claims of fraud could bring into question the legitimacy of the election.

The turnout figure was cited by all candidates as a rebuff to those who had called for a boycott.

Turnout, though low compared with the previous democratic elections, was high by international standards: about 70%.

Despite the rain, there was a good turnout at yesterday's meeting.

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Turnout has been steady across the state, with a big jump in participation in the late hours before the polls close.

Campaigners expect actual turnout to be still lower.

109 contestants participated from across the world - the biggest turnout in the history of the event.

Officials say preliminary reports indicate a high turnout and a low level of vote manipulation.

But in fact Turkey has seen a thoroughly democratic election, not too much violence, a big turnout and a clear result.

A large turnout of Chinese residents is expected in Canberra on Thursday when the torch makes its way through the Australian capital .

Labour finished behind even single-issue UKIP: with turnout low, only one in 19 eligible voters backed the party in power.

"The horror of horrors would be getting a 59% turnout figure, " says a Western diplomat.

Under former President Mubarak, elections were stage-managed affairs with predetermined results, and turnout was very low.

Officials report high voter turnout Voter turnout was high Sunday as Ghanaians chose a new president and parliament.

The average EU-wide turnout was 43%, the lowest since the first direct elections to the European Parliament in 1979.

Turnout, meanwhile, is unlikely to surpass the 25% of registered voters reached in the last parliamentary poll, in 2005.

Human-rights watchdogs had pleaded with Ms Otunbayeva to postpone the vote, fearing a low turnout and violence.

High voter turnout, particularly among blacks, helped Democrats win normally Republican southern districts in 2008.

But the implications of either a markedly low voter turnout, or an outright upset, could give pause to conservatives.

The biggest worry for the south and its backers abroad is turnout.

The Electoral Commission is still predicting a high turnout, perhaps in the region of 80%.

The track rigidity of a Chinese No. 12 speeding-up turnout, as an example, was calculated.

Some opposition supporters were heartened by the turnout on Thursday.

Just look at the record-breaking turnout in the Democratic primaries, particularly among young and African-American voters.

For decades, Egypt held non-competitive elections that sent government loyalists to parliament; turnout was often under 10 percent.

Correspondents say attention will be focused on the turnout after some pro-reform campaigners urged a boycott.

In fact, national voters barely know who MEPs are, and turnout in European elections has fallen in every direct election.

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For a country of 22m people, turnout at the protests has till now been relatively low.

The 2006 election was the first increase in young voter turnout in a nonpresidential election in 24 years.

But despite the boycott calls, the turnout was roughly the same as when Mr Zelaya was narrowly elected ahead of Mr Lobo five years ago.

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The Herald newspaper said that a "massive" turnout was a slap in the face for critics of the poll.

This time it was the Irish, who voted no to the Lisbon treaty on June 12th by 53-47%, on a high turnout.

He added that a lower turnout for the caucuses likely would benefit Huckabee, because his supporters seem very loyal and highly motivated.

There was a huge turnout, election officials in Venezuela say more than 80% of voters went to the polls.

February's primary election suggests turnout among both minority groups will be high this November.

After a high turnout, the incumbent won with 58% of the votes cast, compared with 40% for his challenger, Sarath Fonseka.

Sharpton was pleased at the turnout at Freedom Plaza in downtown Washington.

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Some voters and candidates said Mr. Bush's remarks contributed to the higher turnout.

In the last two mid-term elections, voter turnout has gone up.

In 2004, the media declared itself astonished to see voter turnout break 60% for the first time since 1968.

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The result was a one hundred percent turnout for the race.

turnout Tuesday is expected to be low.

The large turnout in the Iraqi elections and the relative order on the day surprised the world and proved the skeptics wrong.

But almost everywhere turnout was far below levels in national elections.

This year, we have a beautiful venue in Beverly Hills, and we think we're going to have a great turnout.

Voter turnout reportedly reached 94%, though little information was made available about the candidates or what they stood for.

Do you think this is going to affect voter turnout?

Not surprisingly, the turnout here for Tunisia's first-ever free elections on October 23rd was massive, the mood buoyant.

Turnout was 22% in Jaffna (of an unrealistically inflated register) and 52% in Vavuniya.

The process was marred by violence, intimidation, a low turnout and widespread fraud.

The bypassing of most of the country depresses turnout in the forgotten states.

One analyst says after an early surge, mall turnout is lighter than expected today.

The turnout was low, but even so Republicans are gleefully calling this a referendum on the president.

State election officials reported a huge voter turnout on Tuesday.

The turnout was well above expectation and well above the turnout of the 1995 election.

The advertising seems aimed at increasing voter turnout.

The state media reported a very high voter turnout.

Over 80% turnout that day and long queues of voters in the north suggest Bengali voters are hungry for change.

The low turnout came after several weeks of subdued campaigning.

The Texas Democratic Party allots delegates to state senatorial districts based partly on Democratic turnout in the 2004 and 2006 elections.

The Americans hope that Pakistan's efforts can help bolster turnout.

The authorities had, indeed, made efforts to limit the turnout.

Hagstrom: Many, many years ago, people used to campaign at big events, or they campaigned at big factories, and they got a big turnout.

The displacement of rail can decrease if ballastless turnout is laid on continuous frame bridge.

Between January and September, the average daily turnout was 644officers.

In recent decades, turnout has been modest, running about 40 percent in the last national elections in 2002.

Voter turnout was 77 percent with many voters standing in line for hours in cool weather to cast their ballots.

Other countries, including new democracies such as Poland and Latvia, have introduced minimum turnout requirements for strike ballots.

Authorities estimate turnout among eligible voters at above 60%.

The turnout was decent, at about 50%, and several big fund managers were clearly furious.

If you can't beat Rainwater without a big turnout here, you don't have a chance against Hammerschmidt.

That is 13. 4 million votes, or half the total turnout at the last two general elections.

That expected turnout is, in part, thanks to the efforts of people like Rachid Elabed.

The NUT's strike ballot went three-to-one in favour, on a turnout of 32%.

Mr Sestak's presence on the ballot may help the Democratic turnout.

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The big turnout includes the mayor of San Francisco.

In the last elections, in 2003, turnout was 99. 9% and each candidate was elected unopposed with 100% of the vote.

But he says there were many provinces where turnout was high.

Pheu Thai won a majority of the national vote, with a high turnout, securing 265 of the Parliament's 500 seats.

They weren't home. . . so I parked in the turnout. . . and waited.

She notes that voter turnout in the elections of 2005 and 2009 was higher than during the 1990s as people sought to overturn the old system.

But he says there were many provinces were turnout was high.

Turnout was 66%, and there were few claims of irregularities.

This has been quite an orderly and peaceful process and, importantly, a high turnout.

Excellent. Great turnout this year.

Married women who don't work outside the home are solidly Republican - a "turnout group. "

More than a million people voted on Sunday, pushing the turnout to more than 44 per cent.

There were some 400 insurgent attacks on polling day, and turnout in the troubled south was low.

Turnout zone is an unsubstantial part in the rail, being a terrible condition for the vehicles with low speed and unsafe running.

This year, local politicians are projecting an 85% turnout in the Santa Fe area.

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Turnout in central and eastern Europe was much lower than in the west.

Today polls indicate that youth turnout in 2008 could once again increase.

The turnout of voters was low in many localities.

REPORTER: I hadn't expected such a big turnout.

Turnout dwindled on the day and Mr Cao's winning total was just 33, 000 votes; Mr Jefferson had drawn 93, 000 votes in the November primary.

Given the recession, the organisers expected a low turnout this year.

Voter turnout was low for the election.

Voter turnout in some middle-class districts was double that in poorer ones.

I hate to turnout by the blue uninvited.

Election officials still not have released any figures on voter turnout.

On March 20th he called his supporters to a big rally in Rome, but the turnout was disappointing.

Whoever stands, Oxford might want to look at ways of increasing the turnout.

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Turnout was high (87%) and the polls were unmarred by violence or fraud.

He says the turnout will be announced as soon as officials get final numbers from the provinces.

All the same, turnout was high.

Their record turnout in 2004 helped George Bush beat John Kerry.

The election chief says voter turnout was nearly 70 percent.

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As a result, maintenance and diagnostication for Turnout is valued more than over.

But most important, it dramatically improves turnout.

Analysts say security concerns are likely to have an impact on turnout, which was about 40-percent in the last national elections in 2002.

Turnout for parliamentary elections, which were touted as democratic but have produced little change, fell from 45% in 2002 to 35% in 2007.

I hadn't expected such a big turnout.

The fact that the turnout was a record low really says it all.

Yet the parliament's claims to legitimacy are being questioned as rarely before, and not just because of low turnout.

Another concern is a drop in voter turnout compared to the 70 percent seen in 2004.

So it is a device both to win votes and raise turnout.

In the 2006 midterm elections, turnout in this age group was 3 percent higher than in 2002, nearly double the national turnout increase.

Turnout, at just over 50%, was very low by Sri Lankan standards.

The election went as Mark Penn predicted: there was a record low turnout, and I won 49 to 41 percent.

The country goes to the poll once every five years and there is one candidate per seat; turnout in 2003 was 99. 9%.

A turnout of only 43%, close to a record low, suggests that only the most intrepid voted.

According to incomplete statistics, the average rural residents more than 80% turnout in some places as high as 90%.

I'm sure things will turnout all right in the end.

Few expect a big turnout and few think the 87-year-old king will suddenly heed demands for change.

Across all of Kurdistan, she calculates, voter turnout was 78. 5 percent.

Voter turnout was projected at 85 percent, a level not seen in 40 years.