Among the world’s larger nations, literacy rates tend to be high. Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, and China all have literacy rates of 95 percent or higher. By contrast, countries like Chad and Sierra Leone have literacy rates that just pass 30 percent. Since one key indicator of voter turnout is literacy rate, we might be surprised to learn that the country from the list below with the worst voter turnout rate is:.

the united states                              

Explanation:

The traditional turnout patterns in U.S. federal elections were decided by the progressive extension of democratic rights from either the original limit on male landowners aged twenty-one or higher in the initial years of independence of that same nation to all people aged eighteen or older throughout the mid-twentieth century.

The typical voting trends in U.S. presidential elections were determined by the systematic expansion of political rights to all men between the ages eighteen or older in the mid-twentieth century, from only the original cap on male settlers aged twenty-one or younger in the initial years of the same nation's independence.

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