eligible voters

Information on the number of eligible voters is no longer available.

The rules say four shows will be put to the 700 eligible voters.

They account for about half the number of eligible voters.

Only about 7 percent of eligible voters turned out for the last election.

The commission said about 83 percent of the 2.1 million eligible voters had taken part.

In this election more eligible voters turned up to vote.

Obviously, a number of eligible voters never got to see it.

Last year, only 15 percent of eligible voters went to the polls.

But the number of eligible voters among them is relatively small.

Eligible voters are those members who do not have a conflict of interest.

In most areas, fewer than half the eligible voters are expected to turn out.

About 56 percent of the 26 million eligible voters took part, the official press agency reported early today.

Only about 70% of eligible voters ever actually vote in our federal elections.

Right now only 60 percent of the eligible voters are registered.

But the roster still had to be cut to eligible voters.

Approximately 68% of the eligible voters turned up on election day.

Almost half the eligible voters in the city and state are not registered.

Only about 25 percent of the eligible voters for each candidate in a close election.

Around 70% of eligible voters were reported to have registered to vote.

Turnout was about 70 percent of the 3.9 million eligible voters.

The turnout was 66.4 percent of the nearly 9 million eligible voters.

Officials estimate that about 40 percent of eligible voters will show up.

On Sunday, nearly 90 percent of the town's eligible voters showed up at the polls.

The elections on Monday are expected to bring out about 75 percent of the 4.6 million eligible voters.

This translates into less than 20 percent of eligible voters.