The 2024 election witnessed varied voter turnout trends across different U.S. states and counties. In South Carolina, early voting hit record numbers with over 1.5 million ballots cast, significantly lightening Election Day lines. Meanwhile, Central Indiana, Cuyahoga County, and Franklin County in Ohio reported decreased voter participation compared to 2020, with factors such as voter apathy and negative campaigning cited as possible reasons. In contrast, Kansas saw high voter registration numbers, though turnout did not surpass 2020 levels, indicating Trump's continued influence in activating low-propensity voters. Overall, while some regions experienced high early voting, Election Day participation varied, reflecting differing levels of voter engagement and enthusiasm across the country.