referendum turnout

/ˌrɛfərˈɛndəm ˈtɝːnaʊt/

noun phrase

  1. The number or percentage of eligible voters who vote in a referendum.

    B1

    usually uncountable

    • "The referendum turnout was 65%."B1
    • "A low referendum turnout can make the result seem less representative of the whole population."B2
    • "Analysts attributed the unexpectedly high referendum turnout to widespread concern about the proposed constitutional changes."C1

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