Economics
Election Systems and Voter Turnout Comparative Analysis
Quick fact
In countries with proportional representation (PR), voter turnout is on average about 5 to 8 percentage points higher than in countries with plurality or majoritarian systems, even when controlling for other factors, making electoral design a powerful tool in civic engagement.
Why this is interesting
Why do some democracies see over 90% of citizens vote, while others struggle to reach 50%? Could the answer lie not in the voters themselves, but in the system they vote under?