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suppresses turnout.

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Suppresses turnout.

Colorado increased turnout significantly

Have enjoyed higher turnout.

And boost voter turnout.

Of turnout and voter efficiency.

Need to reach a certain turnout.

Holiday voting would significantly increase turnout.

Increased security and a low turnout

In a record breaking election turnout,

Due to lower than expected turnout.

America's voter turnout trails most other peer democracies.

But it's not a huge turnout problem anymore.

This is Nigel Farage, "turnout looks to be

- [Narrator] turnout will also impact other key races.

In rural Wisconsin to offset the huge turnout

turnout rate of young people that we've ever seen.

And are welcome by Don Julio the turnout operator.

Affecting the lower levels of turnout in the U.S.

The voter turnout does appear lower than other countries.

Might boost turnout more than weekend or holiday voting.

In 2019, India saw the highest voter turnout yet

And record voter turnout ultimately played a key role

That turnout this year was double what it was

Researchers and advocates are paying close attention to turnout among

Until this year, 2019, this turnout was 40% of voters.

Unlike most blockchain events, which have really low female turnout,

And now is one of the top states for voter turnout

(AUDIO: Latino turnout up 174% in 2018 midterms elections, Democrats say.

Most of the referendums had a turnout lower than 1%---about

The elections in 2014 were marred by violence and low turnout.

By comparison, many other countries with higher turnout rates vote on

Drawing from census data, they argue the highest turnout comes from

Weekend and holiday voting in many other countries with higher turnout

There's also questions over whether widespread low turnout is still a

Over the past two cycles, especially within relatively high turnout, I

Mean, turnout during the 2018 election nationally was the highest in

To increase turnout is likely going to benefit the Democratic Party,

And so overall turnout will decrease to an absurdly low level,

And we saw turnout increase on those down-ballot races and issues.

Election, according to a Univision analysis of turnout in California, Florida, Nevada,

This followed a controversial referendum, where a reported 90% of the turnout

At 55 percent, even in a presidential election year, that turnout rate

Of those social norms which have been shown to really increase turnout.

About politics. In other words, low turnout may be more about civic

Vote, turnout is in the 86 percent range for registered voters, meaning

In power and the partisan nature of the wider turnout debate create

Rosenberg says that this historic turnout of young voters was caused by a

(AUDIO Hispanic voter turnout in 2018 increased dramatically in six states, analysis finds.

And I think that is reflected obviously in the high turnout and it's

While the lowest turnout comes from hourly paid workers in service jobs in

Hispanic voter turnout increased significantly in the 2018 midterms as compared to the 2014

I take some issue with whether or not we are all calculating turnout in

What's happened over the last 15 years or so is that American turnout for

They tend to have some of the highest turnout rates in the country as

Hispanics are known for their low voter turnout in United States elections - Bad, very, very

In 2014, turnout for the Midterm elections was the lowest it has been since 1942.