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Claims that there were “15 million extra votes for Joe Biden” refer to social-media charts comparing Biden’s 2020 popular vote (about 81 million) with later Democratic totals and pointing to a ~14–20 ...
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 most reliable national counts show the U.S. had well over 170–210 million people on voter rolls in 2024 depending on the dataset and measurement: the Census reports 73.6% of the voting‑age populat...
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 ...
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 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...
The U.S. had a substantially larger registered-voter pool in 2020 than in recent elections: Census and peer analyses put the 2020 registered-voter total in the high‑hundreds of millions range (Census ...
The general election produced turnout near the historic highs of — roughly mid‑60s percent of eligible or voting‑age populations depending on the metric — and in many measures was the second‑highest p...
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...