Meanings of low turnouts in English

There was a direct correlation between bad weather and low turnouts, he said.

The elections face likely controversy over reported low turnouts.

It's not just Baile Atha Cliath that is seeing high ticket sales leading to low turnouts.

The Tanaiste has described the low turnouts in recent elections and referendums as "most alarming".

Other referendums have shown similar low turnouts compared to general elections, in which voter participation has also been diminishing.

Both had low turnouts.

The present inconsistency can only promote cynicism in the young, leading presumably to a continuation of low turnouts in future ballots.

That's reflected in low turnouts: only 54 percent of the electorate cast ballots in the recent British by-election in Richmond Park.

He said it was difficult to tell why some schools had low turnouts, while others had nearly all of their children attending.

And when things are going right, so maybe some of the councils which have very low turnouts, are they doing things right.

The debate over whether Christchurch needs a covered stadium has re-ignited after consecutive low turnouts for two of the Crusaders' biggest games of the year.

Some 53,733 people are entitled to vote, but a low turnout is expected, mirroring low turnouts in other recent by-elections.