Today's Corning Leader turnout story notes that turnout across the district was about 60% of registered voters, up from 49% in 2006. Turnout is always higher in Presidential years.
The district underperformed nationwide turnout, which was 63% 64.1% of eligible voting-age voters, the highest since even higher than 1960.
(Update: Found a source for turnout. I'm surprised that the voting-age population turnout (which is a larger population than the number of registered voters) is so much higher than the 29th's registered voter turnout.)