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Highest cvap ballot rate by state
2024 presidential ballots per citizen voting-age resident.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
2024 presidential ballots cast per 100 Census-estimated U.S. citizens age 18 or older. This is a closer turnout proxy than ballots per all adult residents, because its denominator excludes noncitizen adults. It is not an official eligible-voter or registration-based turnout rate: it does not remove people ineligible under state law, and election totals and the ACS five-year estimate are not a person-by-person match. Values can exceed 100% where those timing and coverage differences matter. Presidential results only; local and down-ballot participation can differ.
- 1Minnesota76.6%
- 2Wisconsin76.0%
- 3New Hampshire74.5%
- 4Maine74.0%
- 5Michigan74.0%
- 6Colorado73.3%
- 7North Carolina72.2%
- 8Vermont71.5%
- 9Pennsylvania70.6%
- 10Iowa70.3%
- 11Virginia70.3%
- 12Washington70.3%
- 13Oregon69.9%
- 14Montana69.2%
- 15Maryland68.8%
- 16Massachusetts67.4%
- 17Florida67.3%
- 18Delaware67.0%
- 19Georgia67.0%
- 20Nebraska67.0%
- 21Nevada66.8%
- 22New Jersey66.4%
- 23Connecticut66.0%
- 24Utah65.0%
- 25Ohio64.4%
- 26District of Columbia64.3%
- 27Arizona64.1%
- 28Idaho64.1%
- 29South Dakota64.0%
- 30South Carolina63.6%
- 31North Dakota63.3%
- 32Alaska62.8%
- 33Kansas62.2%
- 34Illinois61.9%
- 35Rhode Island61.9%
- 36Missouri61.3%
- 37Wyoming61.1%
- 38Kentucky61.0%
- 39California60.7%
- 40New York59.5%
- 41New Mexico59.4%
- 42Alabama58.9%
- 43Louisiana58.8%
- 44Indiana58.4%
- 45Tennessee58.1%
- 46Texas57.3%
- 47Mississippi55.3%
- 48West Virginia54.1%
- 49Oklahoma53.6%
- 50Arkansas52.7%
- 51Hawaii49.0%
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/cvap-ballot-rate" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="2024 presidential ballots per citizen voting-age resident by state"></iframe>Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab; U.S. Census Bureau 2020–2024 ACS CVAP special tabulation. · How this is built