Voting Laws and Requirements
Voting as a Cultural Norm and Ease of voting
trust in the government with elections
what is mandatory vs voluntary voting
100

what are the 4 requirements to vote for Virginia 

be 18 live in virginia be us citizen and be registered to vote

100

what countries have the highest voter turnout top 3 

Sweden South Korea Israel 

100

why do most people not trust in their government causing them to not vote 

because they are not confident in that they will listen to them

100

What are the differences between Mandatory and Voluntary voting?

One is required, one is not

200

List one country that requires voting by law.

Australia, this country is not included in the graph because it would be 100% turnout rate.

200

list three countries that have an average of 70% plus turnout

Sweden South Korea Israel

200

why 

300
Do all countries have same day registration?

No, they do not, the high turnout countries usually do though, lower turnout countries do not.

300

give me the top 4 countries where the cultural norm or the average of voters vote the most

Sweden South Korea Israel Germany 

300

why do most people not vote 

because they do not believe that their vote will count

400

Which countries have automatic voter registration, list three.

Sweden, South Korea, and Israel.

400

How do high turnout countries ease of voting differ from lower turnout countries?

Usually, high turnout countries have weekend elections, multiple days, simple ballots and more voting locations. The combination makes voting easier 

400

When people believe the system is more fair, their vote matters, and the government listens to them, what happens to the turnout rate?

It increases voter turnout.

500

what are the requirements to vote and how might they differ

they have to be a citizen they have to be 18 and you have to be a resident within that country they differ because some countries need ID some do not. 

500

List two countries that have strong traditions of civic participation. In which voting is seen as a civic duty, major cultural event, and community expectation.

Sweden and South Korea

500

why do countries have higher voter turnouts in less corrupt countries 

because they have more trust in the government 

500

what countries require voting