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Voter turnout in the 2020 U.S. presidential election
About one-third of eligible Americans did not cast a ballot in the 2024 presidential election, but the exact percentage depends on which turnout measure is used: turnout of the voting-eligible populat...
Official and survey-based reporting puts the universe of registered voters in late 2024 at roughly , with party-registration tallies clustering around 45–49 million Democrats, 36–39 million Republican...
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 Cook Partisan Voting Index () is a widely used metric that measures how strongly a congressional district or state leans Democratic or Republican relative to the national presidential vote; a labe...
There is no credible evidence that "" (noncitizens) voted in the 2020 U.S. presidential election; and found only isolated, small-scale instances of improper voting and rejected claims of mass fraud . ...
The most comprehensive public reporting found that formal referrals and investigations tied to alleged were very small in number and overwhelmingly declined by prosecutors — counted just under 475 pot...
Congressional and presidential Election Day is a creature of federal statute: changing it requires Congress to pass a new law that alters the existing statutory dates controlling congressional electio...
The presidential election produced a turnout surge: roughly two-thirds of eligible Americans voted (about 66–67%) and roughly 158 million ballots were cast, making it the highest turnout of the 21st c...
Multiple reputable post- surveys and exit polls place white evangelical support for in the neighborhood of roughly 75–84 percent, with many mainstream summaries settling on “” as the simplest way to d...
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 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...
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Since 2010 the scholarly record is mixed: several robust, multi-state analyses find that produce small to modest aggregate turnout declines and larger relative declines for racial minorities and low-i...
The surge in mail‑in and early voting in shifted when ballots were cast and when they were reported, producing a staggered national tabulation that often showed leads that later narrowed or reversed a...
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...
No U.S. president has ever lawfully delayed a scheduled federal election by invoking emergency powers, and there is no statutory or constitutional emergency power that expressly authorizes a president...