US EditionOf Women, More than 60% of Votes in Elections Since 2009
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Between 2009 and 2024 there was a majority female participation in the electoral processes. During that period, more than 60 percent of the votes have been cast by women, according to the Platform of Census Counts of Citizen Participation 2009-2024, presented yesterday by the National Electoral Institute (INE).
The citizen participation of older adults has increased during the last presidential elections, contrary to that of young people, which has decreased considerably, despite the fact that it represents a large part of the country's electorate. According to figures from the Platform for Census Counts of Citizen Participation 2009-2024, of the National Electoral Institute (INE), the presidential elections of 2024 registered a participation of 59.7% …
• The INE presented a digital tool with detailed data by electoral box• It allows to compare participation by age, gender, entity and electoral process• Women and older adults led the voting in 2024; the young, the most absent The National Electoral Institute (INE) released a new digital platform that allows to consult detailed statistics on citizen participation in federal electoral processes and national consultations carried out between 2009 …
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