About 60 percent of the voting-age population in the United States typically fails to vote,even in presidential elections.

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Typically, the percentage of the voting-age population in the United States that fails to vote in presidential elections is lower than 60 percent. Voter turnout varies by election, but it has generally been higher than 40% of the voting-age population, meaning less than 60% fail to vote. For example, in recent presidential elections, turnout has often been above 50% of the voting-age population.

About 60 Percent of the Voting-Age Population in the United