The low turnout is expected to help the no vote.
There was a low turnout and few women took part.
This means, given the low turnout expected, that he may pay more than $50 per vote.
The previous record for a low turnout there was 30 percent, in 1996.
This time, the election law was changed to allow a low turnout.
Asked what would happen with a lower turnout, he rolled his eyes.
He said the low turnout had "very little to do with democracy."
In his view, the reason for the low turnout was obvious.
The conservatives' best chance next month is another low turnout.
With so many candidates and an expected low turnout, this is a close race.
But the team's plight goes beyond its poor performance and low attendance.
The museum closed to the public due to low attendance on December 31, 2012.
Because of low attendance and little money, the Sisters were forced to close the school in 1847.
But I'm sure you're right and the charge may have contributed to last year's low attendance of only 52,000.
He suggested that fear was not the main factor in the low attendance.
"There is a low attendance on the part of the Haitian police."
The team struggled and had low attendance at the new arena.
The professor may, however, manipulate the final grade for low attendance or class performance.
Low attendance is not due to safety concerns or parking problems.
The park struggled with financial difficulty and low attendance the first two years it was open.
