which country has the largest number of the voters in the world?
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Voting for elected officials is a freedom afforded to many countries around the world. In democracies and republics, the people get to have a voice in their governments through voting.
Many people realize just how important this freedom is, yet not everyone eligible to vote does. The reasons why vary, whether a person isn’t interested in politics, don’t agree with the platforms or any of the other candidates or doesn’t meet all of the requirements needed to legally vote.
In the 2020 U.S. presidential election, an estimated 158 million Americans turned out to vote. About 66.5% of eligible voters voted in the 2020 election, the highest turnout since 1900. The 2020 election saw about 20 million more votes than the 137 million in the 2016 election. Only about 55.72% of eligible voters voted in the 2016 election. Even in the 2020 election, U.S. voter turnout lags behind several developed nations around the world.
Voter Turnout by Country
Based on data from Pew Research Center, the nation with the highest voter turnout based on the country’s last national election was Belgium. In 2014, 87.2% of the voting-age population showed up to cast their vote.
Sweden held its last election in 2014, which had a voter turnout of 82.6% of the voting-age population. In 2017, South Korea had a voter turnout of 77.9% of its voting-age population.
Coming in next on the list is Israel. In 2015, 76.1% of the eligible population cast their votes. In New Zealand, more than three-quarters of voters,75.7%, showed up at the polls in 2017.
Another nation with a high voter turnout was Germany. During its last election in 2017, 69.1% of voting-age residents cast their ballots. France also had a high voter turnout of 67.9% in 2017. In the same year, the United Kingdom had a voter turnout of 63.2%.
Canada’s last election in 2015 drew in 62.1% of voters. Spain’s election of 2016 saw 61.2% of voters making their voices heard. The United States held its last election in 2016, and only 55.7% of voters showed up. However, this is ahead of Switzerland, which had a voter turnout of 38.6% during the election of 2015.
Here are the 10 countries with the highest rates of voter turnout:
Belgium (87.21%)
Sweden (82.61%)
Denmark (80.34%)
Australia (78.96%)
South Korea (77.92%)
Netherlands (77.31%)
Israel (76.10%)
New Zealand (75.65%)
Finland (73.14%)
Hungary (71.65%)
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India is the correct answer.
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The biggest exercise in democracy on the planet happens in India. According to the Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance which maintains records of registered voters and turnout in elections across the world, 910.5 million people were registered to vote during the most recent Indian general election last year. that the number of Indians registered to vote is close to three times the size of the entire U.S. population, the event has to be spread out over a 6 week period across the country's 2 states and union territories with 91 constituencies. The process is a long one as a large number of officials need to be facilitated, security needs to be enacted and the contest's integrity needs to be upheld.
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