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Lowest ballots per adult resident by state
2024 presidential ballots per 100 adult residents.
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2024 presidential ballots cast per 100 residents estimated to be age 18 or older. This is not turnout: the denominator includes noncitizens and other adults who cannot vote, while vote totals can include ballots cast by people who later moved. It is an intentionally broad participation context, not an eligible-voter rate.
- 1Hawaii45.1
- 2Texas48.5
- 3Arkansas49.8
- 4Oklahoma50.3
- 5California51.6
- 6New York53.1
- 7West Virginia53.8
- 8Mississippi54.4
- 9Tennessee54.5
- 10Indiana55.3
- 11New Mexico55.4
- 12Alabama56.4
- 13Illinois56.7
- 14Rhode Island56.7
- 15District of Columbia57.1
- 16Louisiana57.1
- 17Arizona57.4
- 18New Jersey57.5
- 19Florida57.9
- 20Nevada58.0
- 21Kentucky58.4
- 22Kansas58.6
- 23Utah58.8
- 24Wyoming59.1
- 25Missouri59.2
- 26South Carolina59.2
- 27Idaho59.6
- 28Connecticut60.0
- 29Alaska60.2
- 30Massachusetts60.4
- 31North Dakota60.4
- 32Georgia61.1
- 33South Dakota61.2
- 34Delaware61.3
- 35Ohio62.2
- 36Maryland62.4
- 37Nebraska62.6
- 38Washington62.7
- 39Virginia65.0
- 40Oregon65.6
- 41North Carolina66.0
- 42Iowa67.0
- 43Montana67.1
- 44Pennsylvania67.6
- 45Colorado67.8
- 46Vermont70.0
- 47Michigan70.9
- 48Maine71.6
- 49New Hampshire71.7
- 50Minnesota72.9
- 51Wisconsin73.1
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