Chapter 13: Voting and Elections
Turnout—the proportion of the voting age public that votes. About 40% of the eligible adult population in the United States votes regularly, whereas 25% are occasional voters and 35 % rarely or never vote. Turnout is very important in the American system because it is a winner take all system where elections can be won or lost by a single voter. ................
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