Weather May Sway Voter Turnout in Key Swing States

Forecasts predict rain in Michigan and Wisconsin, potentially impacting the tight presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Rain is expected in Michigan and Wisconsin on Election Day, which could deter some voters from going to the polls.
Studies suggest that rainy weather tends to reduce Democratic turnout more than Republican, potentially influencing election outcomes.
While early voting has mitigated some weather-related impacts, millions still plan to vote on Election Day, making weather a factor to watch.
In contrast to Michigan and Wisconsin, swing states like Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada are forecasted to have dry weather, possibly aiding voter turnout.
Political strategists suggest that the high motivation among voters this election cycle may lessen the impact of weather on turnout.