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One hundred twenty five euros. This is the fine that Belgian citizens are liable for if they abstain from voting more than once in a national election. Not surprisingly, voter turnout in Belgium is one of the highest in the world and amongst the top three in industrialized liberal democracies. Between 1978 and 1999, the average voter turnout for registered voters in Belgium was ninety-three percent and the average turnout for those of voting age was eighty-seven percent. This marks a clear departure from regimes such as France, wherein the registered voter turnout for the legislative elections during the same period was seventyone percent. Though one may note that the

Compulsory Voting, Identity, and Nation Building - The Importance of the Compulsory Vote