Record Voter Turnout Across Multiple States

The recent elections across various states in the U.S. have seen remarkable voter turnout, with some regions setting new records. In Oak Creek, Wisconsin, a staggering 98% of registered voters participated, while Barron County reported 73% turnout, exceeding previous presidential elections. Montana experienced the second-highest turnout in its history, with over 802,200 voters registered, although the turnout rate dipped slightly from 2020. Oklahoma also reported record participation with 1,564,573 votes cast, and a significant increase in early voting, reflecting a growing voter engagement. Marshfield, Wisconsin, celebrated a 98% turnout rate, showcasing a trend of heightened electoral participation. Overall, while some states experienced slight declines in turnout percentages, the total number of registered voters and those casting ballots has risen significantly across the board.