Voter Turnout Trends in 2024 Elections

Voter turnout in the 2024 elections generally decreased across various U.S. counties compared to previous presidential elections. In Hennepin County, Minnesota, turnout dropped to 81.71% from 85.13% in 2020, while in Colorado, participation fell to 72%, influenced by decreased Democratic enthusiasm and reduced get-out-the-vote efforts. Virginia saw its lowest turnout since 2000 at just over 69%, and Adams County, Washington experienced a decline to 62.5%. Despite a decrease in overall voter turnout in Snohomish County, Washington, the new election center facilitated an efficient voting process. Meanwhile, Kenosha County reported a record turnout with over 91,000 ballots cast, reflecting increased local engagement.