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Two credible but different measures yield very different answers: using voting and registration tables, about 11.3% of registered voters did not cast a ballot in (calculated from 73.6% of the voting‑a...
The most authoritative, election-administration–based count published after the is that “more than 211 million” citizens were active registered voters for the 2024 general election, a figure presented...
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...
No source in the provided reporting identifies any state, county, or local jurisdiction where the certified number of ballots counted exceeded the number of legally ; the public datasets and methodolo...
The gap between the Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey (CPS) registration totals and states’ administrative voter rolls in 2025 is best explained by measurement differences: survey over‑reporti...
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 best reading of the available reporting is that roughly 242–244 million Americans were eligible to vote in the 2024 general election — a figure derived from the large, publicly reported vote total...