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U.S. voter registration has trended upward since 2020, with shifts in policy landscape and voter composition
States and courts justified election-timing and procedural changes in 2020 by pointing to existing state emergency powers, specific state statutes and regulations governing election administration, an...
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 ...
Nationwide counts that are available show Democrats retained a substantive registration advantage in 2024 among the states that publicly report party affiliation, but that edge narrowed sharply as Rep...
States in 2024 relied on a blend of federal law requirements, state-level data-matching, identity checks at registration and at the polls, and selective use of federal databases to verify voter eligib...