General Election turnout in Britain is around 65%-68%.
The highest figure was recorded in 1950, with an unusually high 84%.
In recent years, the lowest figure recorded was in 2001, with just 59%.
On average, around 33% of those eligible to vote do not bother to do so.
Best wishes, Pete.
General Election turnout in Britain is around 65%-68%.
The highest figure was recorded in 1950, with an unusually high 84%.
In recent years, the lowest figure recorded was in 2001, with just 59%.
On average, around 33% of those eligible to vote do not bother to do so.
Best wishes, Pete.
That is better than the US….they have said we have about 45-50% of voters who do not vote in any given election. chuq