Voting took place peacefully on 11 October 2005 with a large turnout of Liberian voters.

Another study based on voter turnout data from constituencies in Lahore (Punjab) during the 1993 elections indicated a 46.9 turnout of male voters and 40.4 turnout for women voters.

Female voter turnout is generally thought to be less than the male voter turnout.

Voter turnout was 61 per cent.

Ostensibly, it will strengthen democracy in Afghanistan, given the likelihood of a large voter turnout. But numbers alone will not be enough to stop the Taliban, which already ruled the country once, despite being a small minority force.

Their apparent motive was to influence a local election by decreasing voter turnout.

The role of a referendum in a region seeking to secede can therefore only be a form of persuasion aimed at the government of the existing state. A large turnout showing a clear majority for independence would be a way to say See how strongly we feel about this issue.

Both Parties indicated that voter turnout will be a key factor to influence the situation of election.

UNIFEM worked with the Department of Political Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat and other United Nations partners to encourage voter turnout for the elections, resulting in large numbers of women voters (55 per cent women, 45 per cent men).

Voter turnout was 74.9 per cent, and no serious security incidents were reported.

The turnout was good and social engagement on this issue is slowly growing.

The elections were conducted in a peaceful and orderly manner, and the average voter turnout reached about 86 per cent.

Polling day was marked by a high turnout of voters (70 per cent) and an absence of major security incidents.

For the referendum to be successful turnout needs to be 50 percent plus one vote.

If people get discouraged by the situation there is a risk of low turnout in the second round of signature petition, said Salamanca.

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

The EU s legitimacy problem has two different aspects apathy, leading to a low turnout in the European parliamentary elections, and outright euro skepticism. The voter turnout problem partly reflects frustration about the present state of the EU, and also people s impression that they can exert little influence by voting one way or the other.

The President obliquely referred to Kavanaugh's nomination while talking about the importance of Republican turnout in the midterm elections.

While the overall registered voters' turnout was healthy, particularly in the north and south, there were significant regional variations.

The first had coincided with legislative elections held in Burundi on 4 July 2005, at which a high turnout had been registered, which he had witnessed personally.

The turnout seemed to be lower than the one registered in the communal elections, but no major irregularities were reported.

The high voter turnout defied expectations, given the levels of violence and intimidation from insurgents attempting to disrupt the process.

The referendum can be considered to be a success the turnout was more than 92 per cent, with a 90 per cent yes vote and an 8 per cent no vote.

In 2002 a second referendum was held which reversed the result and saw the Yes side triumph. A good part of the explanation for this turnaround was the fact that the government managed to convince enough voters to move from abstention to the Yes camp (though the turnout still failed to reach 50 ). All of this suggests that the higher the turnout the greater the likelihood of a Yes win.

But when it comes to protesting against the government's maneuvers to block the effort, turnout at rallies have been ostensibly low.

A poll published last Monday by Macedonia's Institute for Policy Research said between 30 and 43 percent of voters would take part in the referendum below the required turnout.

Despite threats and intimidation from extremist groups targeting the electoral process, voter turnout was high even in the most vulnerable conflict areas.

Although the timetable for a nationwide public discussion and debate on the completed draft text has been much shorter than initially hoped, a healthy turnout for the referendum would, nevertheless, be a very positive development.

Each potential innovator faces a large upside, but also a high degree of risk. If the innovation is successful, its pioneer reaps a large gain, as does society at large.

The mission reiterated the strong support of the Security Council for the electoral process and welcomed the high population turnout for voter registration.

That high turnout affected the reintegration phase, which led to budgetary difficulties and thus to delays in payments and in establishing reintegration programmes.

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