turnout in votes and elections in Switzerland is notoriously low compared to other countries. Read more: Does a minority rule Switzerland? On November 24, Swiss voters will decide on a government ...

When it comes to elections, every country has its own unique traditions and rules. Some of them can be quite surprising!

What does this low rate of voter participation mean for our democracy? First it must be made clear that this low turnout is not an exception in Switzerland, but the rule. Rarely does voter ...

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«Town hall debates» remain the liveliest framework for engagement among Americans, which explains why voter turnout is at its highest at regional events. In Switzerland, cantons and ...

Zug, a city in Switzerland's Crypto Valley ... Still, Müller was not too happy about voter turnout, believing more citizens could have taken part. Out of 240 total voters who registered, only 30 ...

Claire McCormack reports from the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists Congress in Switzerland.

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followed by Mexico at 91,006 and Switzerland at 80,833. Germany is ninth at 80,598, followed by Taiwan in 10th at 57,275. As for overall voter turnout among these nations, Canada had a voting rate of ...

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Arlington and Falls Church residents went to the polls today to vote for president, local offices and everything in between.