Figure 2
From: Universality in voting behavior: an empirical analysis
Same analysis as in Fig. 1, for Slovenia, Greece, Switzerland, Brazil and Uruguay.
Curves are fairly stable at the national level, but they do not compare well across countries and with the universal curves of Fig. 1 (represented in panel F by the distribution for the Italian elections in 1987). Such discrepancies are likely to be due to the different election rules of these countries as compared to each other and to the ones examined in Fig. 1, although they all adopt open lists.
