Significats de depress turnout en anglès

The alleged Russian campaign to depress turnout of minority voters is wrong.

Southerners worry that an election during the rainy season could depress turnout.

He said his only concern was that the heavy rains might depress turnout.

Voter rights groups feared any culling could depress turnout and impact November's elections.

Democrats argue the laws are intended to depress turnout among groups that support them.

Some Republicans fear the president's broadsides will depress turnout.

Democrats say efforts to discredit mail balloting, coupled with a possible fall in polling venues, could depress turnout.

The delay to the election, now scheduled for Saturday, could depress turnout, according to politicians and civil society groups.

Republicans, too, have concerns mail-in balloting might depress turnout among one of their most reliable voting blocs: rural Americans.

That's been shown to seriously depress turnout, compared to November in a presidential year, or even to November in midterm years.

He will continue to push unsubstantiated claims of massive voter fraud, to erode voter confidence in the electoral system and depress turnout.

European authorities blamed Russian groups on Friday for disinformation campaigns designed to depress turnout and sway public opinion in last month's European Union elections.