"voting rate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the rate at which people are casting their votes, typically in an election. For example, "The voting rate in this election has been higher than ever before."
In order to reach the 2014 national average for public research institutions for their graduate students voting— which according to the National Study on Learning, Voting, and Engagement is around 19% Purdue seeks to increase the voting rate to 20% among their students of color.
State Election Commissioner Rakesh Mehta has an optimistic goal of a 65 percent citywide voting rate.
I think that if you know, god forbid we had a national day off to vote, like other developed nations, we might see much higher voting rate turnout.
But the exact opposite trend is being seen among mom-and-pop shareholders, whose already low voting rate has plunged during this spring's proxy season.
But, if political participation brings civic awareness, then a higher voting rate may still be a desirable goal, even if it does not change the outcome of elections.
Only one group of voters increased their turnout rate by a really statistically significant margin: blacks aged 65 and over, who increased their voting rate by 6.7%.
And he said the U.S. ranks near the bottom of advanced nations with its voting rates.
Policy initiatives could help raise voting rates, Fung said, but changing civic culture is also key.
The Bay Area is an anomaly in terms of education, income, health, voting rates, broadband adoption.
Black women voted at higher rates than white men and women; black men's voting rates appear to be lower.
Newspaper readership among people under thirty-five duringd during a similar period, as did voting rates.
