Commentators often read large turnouts as verdicts on incumbents. Studies from around the world have found mixed results.
A big voter turnout tells how many voted in an election. It may not answer the ‘why’
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Commentators often read large turnouts as verdicts on incumbents. Studies from around the world have found mixed results.
Key Takeaways
- A big voter turnout tells how many voted in an election.
- It may not answer the ‘why’.
- Commentators often read large turnouts as verdicts on incumbents.
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