Question

The official turnout for an election is calculated by dividing the total number of people who voted by which factor?

Answer 1

D. The number of people who registered to vote in the election

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Answer 2

the official tunrout would be the number of people who voted by the number of people who had the right to vote. This means that for example children under voting age don't influence this number, and neither do citizens of other contries living in the country where the vote takes place.