Voter turnout declined sharply around the turn of the twentieth century because a two-party system replaced the multiparty system of the nineteenth century.

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There were various reasons for the decline in voter turnout around the turn of the twentieth century, including factors such as restrictive voting laws, corruption, and disenchantment with politics. The shift from a multiparty system to a two-party system was not a major factor in the decline.

Voter Turnout Declined Sharply Around the Turn of the Twentieth