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Social and spatial characteristics of voter turnout in Guatemala: the 1985 elections
Using maps and regression analysis, the AA. sort out the varying turnout rates in elections across the 330 municipalities of Guatemala. An unexpected finding is that turnout covaries with the share of the population that is indigenous
and is inversely related to the size of the municipality. Moreover, high rates of political violence do not dampen turnout. - (DWG)

Diversity, density and turnout : the effect of neighbourhood ethno-religious composition on voter turnout in Britain

Investigating differences in electoral turnout : the influence of ward-level context on participation in local and parliamentary elections in Britain

The political geography of macro-level turnout in American political development

Electoral participation and political context : the turnout-marginality paradox at he 2001 British General Election

Turnout and the local age distribution : examining political participation across space and time

The non-Jewish vote in Israel in 1992

The understatement of potential electoral strength of Arab population is due to low voter turnout, unfocused voting patterns among the voters, and the inability of the Arab parties to agree on distribution of their surplus votes among themselves

Czech Republic ; Election ; Electoral turnout ; Housing policy ; Local development ; Regional development ; Spatial analysis ; Spatial autocorrelation ; Spatial clustering ; Spatial structure ; Statistical data ; Unemployment ; Urban fragmentation

': with their highest voter turnout, they crucially affected the results at the national scale. That is why an analysis was made of electoral behaviour in towns of this size category over the years 2001-2007, and on this basis various electoral types of towns were

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