英語 での Voter turnout の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Youth voter turnout is up!”!
Low voter turnout is predicted.
In France, voter turnout hit a record low.
In some American cities, voter turnout was close to five percent.
The only way the GOP wins is because of low voter turnout.
Historically low voter turnout.
Another high voter turnout.
The voter turnout was 43 percent, far lower than 58 percent at the last full legislative council elections in 2016.
The OECD average voter turnout is 75% and the election vote rate in the United States is ranked 28th in the world.
The voter turnout was 60 percent- much higher than in other recent referendums.
Voter turnout in this election is expected to be exceedingly low.
Voter turnout was less than 45 percent in the last election five years ago, and it may be even less this time.
Voter turnout was 59.73%, up 13.59 points from the previous election.
Yet voter turnout in the US has been around 40% in midterm elections and 60% in presidential elections.
Voter turnout in the May 2016 elections was also the highest since 1986 at 81%.
Voter turnout in the general election was 59.32 percent, the lowest since the end of World War II.
As the graph above shows, voter turnout of 20's is the lowest in another age.
Nearly two-thirds of the electorate had voted in prosperous northern Italy, but the voter turnout was lower in the south.
The voter turnout was one indicator used to predict the success of the elections.
In contrast, because the voter turnout of young people is low, young people are entrusting the elderly with deciding their future.