American Voters Essay by EL

American Voters
This paper asks the question why more Americans do not vote.
# 4133 | 1,200 words | 3 sources | 2001 | US
Published on Feb 12, 2003 in Political Science (Election and Campaigns)


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This paper looks at what makes a democracy successful and how elections represent the epitome of a democracy. It asks if America is failing as a democracy due to relative low voting participation amongst its population and questions what can be done to improve or change this phenomena.

From the paper:

"One of the most important questions for any democratic country is how to increase voter participation in the process, since a country may be said to be a democracy only to the extent that people participate in the process of selecting leaders. By this measure the United States remains only partially successful as a democracy. Although there was higher voter turnout this year than in many elections (about half of registered voters), there remain both a large number of people who never register to vote at all and a large number of those who are registered who never (or rarely) vote."

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