Meanings of boost turnout in English

The Electoral Commission has recommended trials of weekend voting to boost turnout.

First off, they have more resources to boost turnout.

Democrats are doing all they can to boost turnout.

Activist groups wanted to boost turnout among Latinos this year but figures are not yet in.

Authorities have tried to boost turnout before, by laying on free food and entertainment near polling stations.

Biden also hopes to boost turnout among young voters, who often participate at lower rates than other ages.

Clinton has been repeatedly trying to boost turnout, particularly among minority voters, whom she will need in several swing states.

His presence on the campaign trail could boost turnout of Democratic voters who want to register their disapproval of him.

Sisi is expected to win Egypt's presidential election, which was extended to a third day on Wednesday to boost turnout.

On the other hand, supporters of the scheme hope it will boost turnout by making the ballot more meaningful and concrete.

Campaigns from both parties have taken advantage of the process to ensure absentee ballots are turned in and to boost turnout.

Egypt's presidential election has entered a third day after the military-backed interim authorities extended voting in an effort to boost turnout.

Political analyst Haroun Mir suggested to the Christian Science Monitor the election commission is hoping to boost turnout on Karzai's behalf.

A group of first-time voters on a deprived Marseille housing estate are trying to boost turnout at the presidential election this month.

OBV will also be working to boost turnout among those voters who are registered, stressing the importance of the referendum to Britain's future.

The Republican defense of Kavanaugh has already proved a rallying cry for Democrats, who believe the allegations against him could boost turnout among female voters.