Answer: Voter turnout for U.S. national elections is:
THE LOWEST, OR AMONG THE LOWEST, AMONG INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS.
Explanation: Voter's turnout in the United States has been on the low side since 2012 general election, which showed that just about 37% (making her rank 31st in the OECD) of American eligible voters voted. This has not happened since 1942.
Among OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) countries, the highest turnout rates were in Belgium (87.2%), Turkey (86.4%) and Sweden (82.6%).
