Overview
- Voter turnout was the second highest for midterm elections since 2000 at 52.2% of citizens casting ballots.
- Nearly half of all voters cast ballots before Election Day, with Asian and Hispanic voters leading in early voting.
- Voter registration was the highest for a midterm in 20 years at 69.1% despite some states tightening voting rules.
- Not having time to vote, conflicting schedules and early voting options led more people to cast ballots before Election Day.
- Black voters were least likely to vote early or by mail while Asian American voters were most likely.