Turnout reached record highs in 2020. It's expected to be lower this year
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Turnout reached record highs in 2020. It's expected to be lower this year

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Turnout reached record highs in 2020. It's expected to be lower this year toggle caption Sergio Flores/AFP via Getty Images Turnout in 2020 was the highest since 1900: 160 million people voted, the most ever. Experts expect the turnout percentage to be lower this year for two reasons: Mail-in voting won’t be as widely available as it was during the pandemic, and some early voting windows have been curtailed. It seemed clear turnout would be significantly lower when it was Trump versus Biden, but with Harris in the race, Democratic enthusiasm and interest has increased. Sponsor Message Trump got more white, non-college voters to the polls in 2020, but they still voted at far lower rates than whites with degrees.

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