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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 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 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 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...