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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...
The available analyses do not provide a single, direct authoritative percentage for how many Trump 2024 supporters hold a four‑year college degree; multiple reputable post‑election breakdowns instead ...
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...
Young voters showed the largest turnout shortfalls in 2024: multiple sources put overall youth (ages 18–29 or 18–34 depending on the study) turnout far below older groups—Census data shows 65.3% of th...
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 2024 presidential turnout was shaped by a mix of higher overall participation, and uneven mobilization that advantaged one candidate through turnout patterns rather than widespread vote-switching....
Voter turnout in 2024 was slightly lower overall than in 2020—about 64–65% of the voting‑eligible or voting‑age population cast ballots in 2024 versus roughly 66% in 2020—while turnout declines were u...
The from 2020 to 2024 was concentrated among younger voters, many voters of color (notably Hispanic voters), and irregular or less-educated voters — patterns analysts say tilted turnout away from the ...
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...
The 2020 U.S. presidential election produced an unusually high turnout: roughly two‑thirds of adult citizens cast ballots, with the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey estimating 66.8% of c...
StarkNet has attracted a fast-growing set of builders: the Foundation reports the ecosystem grew from 72 user‑facing projects in Nov 2023 to 193 by Nov 2024 — a 168% rise — with gaming, DeFi and BTC‑f...
Estimates from Tufts’s CIRCLE center cluster around either a 42% or 47% turnout rate for 18–29 year olds in 2024, down from the roughly 50–55% turnout CIRCLE and other outlets estimated for 2020, and ...
Turnout in remained historically high but dipped slightly from 2020, and the were less about massive party switching than about which blocs showed up — with Republican-leaning voters turning out at hi...
’s 2024 gains came not from a single monolithic swing but from a patchwork of shifts: , younger voters (Gen Z and other youth) shifted right compared with , and Trump made measurable inroads among His...
The headline figure for national turnout depends on the denominator used: most analysts report a turnout of roughly 64% of the voting‑eligible population (VEP), while the Census Bureau’s Current Popul...
The Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey reports that 65.3% of the voting‑age population voted in the 2024 presidential election, while multiple research groups report turnout measures that place...
Demographic registration shifts in 2024–2025 were uneven: overall registration rose to roughly 73.6% of the citizen voting-age population in 2024 (about 174 million people), while other administrative...
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...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) is widely reported as a major conservative youth organization that invested heavily in voter outreach and “ballot chasing” in 2024, claiming large social‑media reach and mobi...
The modest drop in turnout from 66% in to roughly 64–65% in was driven most by younger voters and by declines among people of color—especially —with smaller but meaningful declines among Black and Asi...