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There was a high turnout to the election.

Voter turnout was approximately 67 .

In election after election, voter turnout has hit historic lows.

Pro government media have claimed that attendance at the counter protests is higher.

But turnout for these elections has been falling in several countries.

The polls were staged just two months after a massive pro independence rally took place in Barcelona.

Given the conditions, the 60 voter turnout was astonishing.

Seventy four million Nigerians were registered to vote, but turnout was far below that.

Turnout averages 60 65 in presidential elections, implying that around 29 million votes are likely to be cast.

But I'd be surprised if turnout wasn't as high as the June election.

With little to energise the public, voter turnout is likely to be low.

These middle income sectors make up an even larger part of the electorate, since their turnout rates are higher than those of the poor.

Great voter turn out at Hoseyniye Ershad The queue is approximately 400 meters with the density of 2 3 people in width.

The low turnout and weakening of mainstream parties gives the European Council national leaders of the EU s member states a pretext to continue cutting deals in smoke free rooms.

For the opposition the low turnout signalled the population's opposition to the constitutional reform.

Thirty years ago, when the first elections to the parliament were held, almost two thirds of the electorate voted, but over the years, participation has dropped steadily.

In a national referendum in December 2012, a 64 majority of those voting approved a draft constitution backed by the Muslim Brotherhood (though turnout was low).

3. The appearance of a representative of a State before a court of another State as a witness shall not be interpreted as consent by the former State to the exercise of jurisdiction by the court.

Voters chose overwhelmingly to become independent, though turnout was low with those against secession largely boycotting the vote.

A process of escalating alienation and indifference between the Union and its citizens is at work, illustrated by low turnout in the last European Parliament elections.

Turnout for the parliamentary election was 40 , which puts Poland near the bottom in voter participation among the democratic nations of the world, and about 25 30 below the European average.

Turnout is declining in many countries in the case of elections to the European Parliament, the level of voter participation is so risibly low as to call into question the legitimacy of the result.

While voting turnout in 2011 was less than 45 per cent, civil society organisations have joined forces to launch new initiatives aimed at encouraging citizens to take part in the elections.

Kenyans voted in vast numbers, waiting in the hot sun for several hours at crowded polling booths around the country.

However, turnout stood at only 16 percent, compared to 34 percent in last parliamentary election in 2016 when 66 percent of the registered voters cast their ballot.

But voter turnout in the latest presidential election (80 in the first round, and 81 in the second round) leaves no doubt our current system is strong, and we French are attached to it.

Whereas in the United States, a majority of the poor do not vote, turnout in Harlem was 23 in the last presidential election in India the poor turn out in great numbers.

Some 46 of the electorate is under the age of 30. In previous elections, younger voters have turned out in greater numbers than their elders, leading some to predict that half of the voters will be in the 16 to 29 age bracket.

The high voter turnout, coupled with the relatively peaceful manner in which the election took place, is a testament to the Nepali people s desire to cement the peace process and contribute in determining the political future of the country.

Turnout was relatively high, at 57 of registered, particularly given that the OSCE had intoned that public interest does not seem to be high other experts wrote of voter fatigue.

President Gjorge Ivanov has said he will not be voting in the referendum and a boycott campaign has cast doubts on whether turnout will meet the minimum 50 percent required for the referendum to be valid.

Perhaps for precisely this reason, the abstention rate (an average of 57 ), was the highest since the first vote in 1979, while the composition of the Parliament, with its right wing majority, underwent no significant changes.

But online campaign will not be completely free, there are rules and restrictions for both candidates and voters.

We have a low voting rate and the party's share of votes is low as well. Why on earth can this government declare that they would like to amend our constitution?

Some in the West greeted these figures with disbelief, not least when a report from Russia's own Human Rights Council seemed to indicate the real turnout was much lower (around 30 50 ) and support for annexation a much more lukewarm 50 60 percent.

Voter turnout peaked at almost 70 , the highest in 30 years, and the four political parties committed to holding a referendum on self determination (CiU ERC ICV CUP) got more than twice as many seats as those defending the status quo (PSC PP C).

Writing a LiveJournal post titled How An American Spy Saved the Votes of People Living in a Bashkirian Village, Kireev demonstrates in a graph (decorated with a humorous spy emoji) that Polling Station 62 was one of just two precincts in the entire Ufa region with turnout below 30 percent.