Close
Crime Economy Education Health Population All topics Reports About
Crime Defense and security Economy Education Environment Government Health Population
About USAFacts Editorial Guidelines
Home / Population and Society / Democracy & Society /

Presidential voting rate compared to voting-age citizens

Presidential voting rate compared to voting-age citizens

This rate is the number of people who voted in each US presidential election divided by the number of citizens aged 18 or older at the time of the election. Because felons cannot vote in certain states, this voting rate will never reach 100%.

Share on linkedin Share on mail Share on print Share on embed Share on download
Embed on your website
Copy
Share on linkedin Share on mail Share on print Share on embed Share on download
Embed on your website
Copy
Embed on your website
Copy
Download Data

How many people voted in the 2020 election?

Learn more about voting and US elections

Related Metrics

Line chart

Presidential voting rate compared to total voting-age population

Explore the data
Line chart

Presidential registration rate compared to total voting-age population

Explore the data
Line chart

Presidential registration rate compared to voting-age citizens

Explore the data

Explore Presidential voting rate compared to voting-age citizens

Share on linkedin Share on mail Share on print Share on embed Share on download
Embed on your website
Copy

Interact with the data