02 Sep 202410 Minutes
Boosting Voter Turnout in Nepal: Strategies for a More Engaged Electorate
The voter turnout of 61.5% in Nepal's 2022 federal election suggests a moderate level of public engagement in the electoral process. However, the fact that nearly 40% of eligible voters did not cast their votes raises concerns about potential voter apathy, barriers to voting, or dissatisfaction with the political process.
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Sabita Sigdel
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Sabita Sigdel
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Sabita is a final-year law student from National Law College, Tribhuvan University.
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