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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...
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...
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 ...
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...