What is the voting percentage on the US?
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For the Republicans it's going to around 20%, since the screwed America. I see a landslide coming.
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In the last polls, 80% of the population was eligible to vote but only 74% of that 80% was registered to vote. In other words, out of a 100 people 80 were eligible to vote but 59.2 were registered to vote.\n80% of 100 = 80\n74% of 80 = 59.2
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I have no idea what the percentage is.  I don't think it's that high. \n\nI certainly hope it isn't.
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Probably 80%.  There were still barriers like a poll tax that kept the poorest from voting in all states.
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Its about 10%\nSee following link\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
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Honestly, around 6.125%\nhttp://www.mikepolk.com
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Actually your question is difficult to answer. Since the total eligible voters in the USA  have never voted in any election, it will always be a guess at which is the majority or minority.\n\nLess than 50%  +/- voted in the last election. We can guess all we want about how that 50% would have voted BUT we will NEVER know.\n\nIf we had a system that gave us a benefit for voting, say a 10% tax break or a 2% increase in wages or some such thing, maybe we could have a clear counting of which is the majority Party. \n\nSo until we can shake everyone out of their beds and get them to the voting booth,  we will never know which is the dominant party in American politics.
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4.5%. I hope that is answer you wanted.
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The USA is about 51% Female, and about 49% male. So you are right!
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The most recent polling data I could find was from 2003. \n\n16% of Americans have tattos, of which 64% are between 20 and 30.
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approx 1 in 83 or 1.20% or 3.3 million people in USA...;
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90% do apparently! A small statistic report. Though all may not be americans.
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I think 100% Americans
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According to the Census, 46.7% of 18-24 year olds voted in 2004 as compared to 36% in 2000, an 11 percentage point increase.  In contrast, 63.8% of the general population voted in 2004 as compared to 60% in 2000, a 4 percentage point increase.  The 18-24 turnout increase is the highest among all age groups, according to an analysis by the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement
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well that really depens....if your saying a majority opinion in the case of law\n\nin order to change the us constitution, the majority opinion would be half the electoral votes and 2/3 the hourse.\n\n60 votes by the senate\n\nbasically, when one side has moer votes than the other side.
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Not sure of the actual percentages since I don't know what country you are asking about. But check your government statistics/census pages. I have listed a couple US ones below.\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/\nhttp://www.fedstats.gov/
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38 with our current 50 states.  75+% in general.  It's 2/3 to start one, but you need 3/4 to ratify it.