Voter Turnout
Voter Turnout: Measure of the percentage of the voting eligible population who voted in a state’s US House elections (as opposed to statewide and presidential elections). We use population estimates by Professor Michael McDonald at George Mason University. His figures estimate the number of voting age adults who are eligible to vote, which means they exclude non-citizens and other adults who cannot vote, and estimate eligible overseas voters from that state.
Turnout 1 Minnesota 55.0% 2 Maine 54.6% 3 Wisconsin 53.7% 4 South Dakota 53.2% 5 Washington 52.4% 6 Alaska 51.5% 7 Oregon 51.4% 8 Massachusetts 50.6% 9 Iowa 49.8% 10 Colorado 49.3% 11 Delaware 48.4% 12 Vermont 48.3% 13 Montana 47.8% 14 North Dakota 47.7% 15 Wyoming 47.0% 16 Maryland 45.6% 17 Connecticut 45.4% 18 New Hampshire 44.5% 19 Rhode Island 44.4% 20 Ohio 44.3% 21 Michigan 43.8% 22 Missouri 43.3% 23 New Mexico 42.7% 24 Idaho 42.5% 25 Kentucky 42.3% 26 California 42.2% 27 Kansas 41.9% 28 Nevada 41.5% 29 Hawaii 41.4% 30 Illinois 41.4% 31 Pennsylvania 41.4% 32 Florida 40.7% 33 South Carolina 39.7% 34 North Carolina 39.4% 35 Alabama 39.3% 36 Arizona 39.2% 37 Virginia 38.5% 38 Nebraska 38.2% 39 Georgia 37.4% 40 Indiana 37.4% 41 Arkansas 37.2% 42 Mississippi 37.0% 43 New Jersey 36.5% 44 West Virginia 36.3% 45 Louisiana 35.7% 46 New York 33.7% 47 Tennessee 33.4% 48 Utah 32.1% 49 Texas 30.8% 50 Oklahoma 29.9% Total USA OVERALL 42.8%
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