Largest Party in the United States - Non-Voters
According to the Austrian publication Der Standart, in European elections, a turnout at the ballot box of 55 percent or lower is considered a disaster. In America, the situation looks somewhat different: there the turnout has never exceeded 63.3 percent. This record was set in 1952, and then the Americans elected Dwight Eisenhower. Similar, but still lower, turnout was observed only in 1960, when John F. Kennedy was elected, and in the 2008 elections, when Barack Obama became US President.