Reports
America Goes to the Polls 2006
America Goes to the Polls 2006 reports on national turnout and voting trends. It is the only place to find state-by-state turnout rankings.
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America Goes to the Polls 2008
America Goes to the Polls 2008 reports on national turnout and voting trends. It is the only place to find state-by-state turnout rankings.
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America Goes to the Polls 2010
America Goes to the Polls 2010 reports on national turnout and voting trends. It is the only place to find state-by-state turnout rankings.
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Voter Turnout Gaps Reports
A series of reports on disparities in voter turnout among different groups.
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America Goes to the Polls 2012
America Goes to the Polls 2012 reports on national turnout and voting trends. It is the only place to find state-by-state turnout rankings.
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Voter Turnout in the 2012 Election
Key findings from "America Goes to the Polls: 2012", the latest in a series of reports on national turnout and voting trends
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Who Votes Now
Prof. Jonathan Nagler shares highlights from his book on the composition, views and voting behavior or the American electorate.
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Who Turned Out in 2014
A nonpartisan discussion of who voted in the 2014 midterm elections, using Edison Research’s benchmark National Election Pool exit poll.
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America Goes to the Polls 2014
America Goes to the Polls 2014 reports on national turnout and voting trends. It is the only place to find state-by-state turnout rankings.
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America Goes to the Polls 2014
Discussion of "America Goes to the Polls 2014" with report author George Pillsbury and special guest Prof. Michael McDonald, director of the US Elections Project.
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Engaging New Voters in 2016
When nonprofit staff and volunteers help their community members to register to vote or to sign a pledge to vote, they turn out at higher rates.
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ANES Guide to Electoral Behavior
These biennial studies provide data on voting, public opinion, and political participation.
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CIRCLE: Youth Voter Engagement
CIRCLE conducts research on civic education in schools, colleges, and community settings and on young Americans' voting and political participation, service, activism, media use, and other forms of civic engagement.
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Voter Turnout Around the World
The International IDEA Voter Turnout Website contains the most comprehensive global collection of voter turnout statistics available.
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U.S. Elections Project – Voter Turnout
The U.S. Elections Project is the best source of information for state and national turnout data dating back to the 1980 presidential election. It provides timely and accurate election statistics, research reports, and other useful information.
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US Census Voting Reports
The U.S. Census reports estimates of voter turnout and voter registration by various demographic and socioeconomic characteristics in November Congressional and Presidential election years.
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Hispanic Voting Trends
Pew Hispanic hosts a collection of data and resources on the Latino electorate.
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Voting Counts as a Healthy Habit
This article discusses the potential mental and physical health benefits of voting.
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Who Votes, Who Doesn’t, and Why
Pew discusses the spectrum of voters and non-voters, including regular voters, intermittent voters, registered but rare voters, and unregistered adults.
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Youth Voting Data Map
CIRCLE's interactive state-by-state map illustrates demographics and data on youth voting and youth registration for presidential and midterm elections over the last 30 years.
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