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Official and reputable post-election analyses put 2024 turnout between about 64% and 65.3% of the eligible U.S. electorate: the University of Florida Election Lab and related reporting cite roughly 64...
Census and multiple research outlets show turnout in the 2024 presidential election was high by modern standards — roughly 65.3% of voting-age citizens voted according to the Census Bureau’s CPS estim...
Legal challenges and data‑analysis claims have surfaced about aspects of the 2024 results — notably a Rockland County, NY lawsuit alleging statistical anomalies and machine updates, and referrals of d...
Multiple reputable post‑election analyses show that the 2024 popular‑vote outcome was driven less by mass party switching than by shifts in who showed up: younger voters, men (especially younger men a...
Exit polls and post‑election analyses show Donald Trump improved his standing with lower‑ and middle‑income voters in 2024 while performing better with higher‑income voters than in some prior cycles; ...
Kamala Harris received roughly 48.4% of the national popular vote in the 2024 presidential election, equal to about 75.0 million votes according to a running, compiled result used by the Financial Tim...
Donald Trump increased his raw and coalition support between 2020 and 2024: multiple analyses show he received more popular votes in 2024 than in 2020 (roughly 74.2M in 2020 vs about 76.9M in 2024 in ...
Official and survey-based reporting puts the universe of registered voters in late 2024 at roughly , with party-registration tallies clustering around 45–49 million Democrats, 36–39 million Republican...
Kamala Harris received roughly 75.0–75.1 million votes, about 48.4% of the national popular vote in the 2024 presidential contest, while Donald Trump received about 77.3 million votes and roughly 49.9...
The presidential election produced one of the highest turnout rates in modern history — well above long‑run midcentury averages but slightly below the record spike of — with national turnout estimates...
The was driven less by mass conversion between parties than by who showed up — a pattern shaped by partisan mobilization, the , demographic turnout gaps and generational disaffection — producing the s...
’s 2024 campaign benefited from stronger turnout among his voters and from new or returning voters, a dynamic ’s validated-voter study quantifies as 89% of Trump’s 2020 voters casting ballots in 2024 ...
Reporting from multiple analysts indicates that Democratic voters in 2024 were substantially more likely than the electorate as a whole to hold a four‑year college degree or higher, with mainstream su...
Donald Trump won 49.8% of the national popular vote in 2024 while Kamala Harris received 48.3%, a margin of about 1.5 points, and turnout among the voting-eligible population was roughly 63–64% — down...
Major shifts in 2024 came from turnout and vote-switching among younger voters, voters of color (especially Hispanic and Asian naturalized citizens), and infrequent or new voters — trends that combine...
The 2024 eligible-voter (voting-eligible population or VEP) turnout rate fell from the 2020 peak but remained higher than most recent cycles: Ballotpedia reports overall turnout of eligible voters at ...
Turnout in 2024 remained at historically high levels but slightly below 2020: multiple measures put 2024 turnout in the mid‑60s percentage range (Census: 65.3% of the voting‑age population voted; Pew/...
Donald Trump’s 2024 victory rested on measurable gains among several demographic subgroups: men (especially young men), many nonwhite voters (Hispanic, Black and Asian subgroups), naturalized citizens...
The 2024 popular vote was narrowly won by Donald Trump, who received roughly 77 million votes (about 49.9%) to Kamala Harris’s roughly 75 million (about 48.4%), a margin of roughly 1.5 percentage poin...
States where education is a weak or inconsistent predictor of Democratic vote tend to be competitive, demographically mixed battlegrounds — notably Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan — and a few Sun...