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The United States “voting populous” can be described in three related ways: the voting-age population (people 18+), the citizen voting-eligible population (citizens legally eligible to vote), and the ...
The most direct, agency-level tally available in the supplied reporting lists "more than 211 million" active registered voters for the 2024 general election, a figure the U.S. Election Assistance Comm...
The materials provided do not contain a verified national voter turnout percentage for November 4, 2025; available items are local or thematic reports that explicitly state they do not report a nation...
Turnout on November 4, 2025, varied widely by jurisdiction but overall . Reporting immediately after the election shows contested localities with turnout figures as low as single digits in some counti...
Somali-American voter turnout in 2024 was highest and best-documented in Minnesota, where a historically engaged community continued to participate robustly but showed notable shifts in partisan prefe...
In recent presidential elections roughly two-thirds of Americans of voting age cast ballots: about 158 million people in 2020 (roughly 62–66% of the voting-age population depending on the denominator ...
The sources provided do not state an official national voter turnout percentage for the November 4, 2025 election; the available materials report only local or methodological data, notably Multnomah C...