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Compare countries in the Americas

How do countries in the Americas compare at their latest election?

We rank 5 countries in the Americas on turnout, the largest party's share of the vote and its share of the seats.

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How do the countries in the Americas rank on each measure?

As of , we rank 5 countries in the Americas on turnout, the largest party's share of the vote and its share of the seats.

A rank here is a place among the 5 countries of the Americas with a result in our data, not among all countries.

Measure

Turnout

The ballots cast, blank and invalid ones included, as a share of the registered voters. 3 of 5 countries have a figure.

Vote share

The largest party's share of the valid votes. The largest party is the one with the most seats where the chamber's seats are in our data, else the one with the most votes, and parties that stand together, such as CDU and CSU, count as one. 5 of 5 countries have a figure.

RankCountryElectionLargest partyVote share, %
1United States2024 House of Representatives electionRepublican Party
49.8
2Uruguay2024 general electionBroad Front
46.1
3Argentina2023 general electionUnión por la Patria
33.5
4Canada2021 federal electionLiberal Party of Canada
32.7
5Brazil2022 general electionLiberal Party
16.6

Seat share

The largest party's share of the chamber's seats, for the countries whose result counts the whole chamber. 2 of 5 countries have a figure.

RankCountryElectionLargest partySeatsSeat share, %
1United States2024 House of Representatives electionRepublican Party220 of 435
50.6
2Canada2021 federal electionLiberal Party of Canada160 of 338
47.3

Each country is shown at its latest national parliament election in our data, so the dates differ. A rank is a place on one measure, not a verdict on an election.

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