Voter turnout in a primary in America rarely exceeds ________ percent of the voting age population.

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Voter turnout in a primary in America rarely exceeds 30 percent of the voting age population. While voter turnout in general elections can reach up to 60-70 percent, primary elections tend to have lower turnout due to factors such as lack of awareness, voter apathy, and stricter eligibility requirements.

Voter Turnout in a Primary in America Rarely Exceeds ________