Voter demographics of every state
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Voter demographics of every state
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Midterm elections have the power to reshape the U.S. Congress, set the stage for future presidential elections, and alter the direction of the country at large. In 2020, more than two-thirds of estimated eligible voters in the U.S. voted in the presidential election, the largest voter turnout of the 21st century, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Polling and research experts predict that on midterm election day, Nov. 8, 2022, a new record number of American voters will head to the polls, incentivized by the particularly polarizing politics of the last two years. Inflation, abortion rights, health care, immigration, and the controversies surrounding Donald Trump since he was voted out of office—including the Jan. 6 hearings—are primary concerns that will drive voters to the polls, according to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist National Poll.
Stacker compiled voter demographics for each state and Washington D.C. using the 2021 U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (released in September 2022) to better understand how the electorate may vote on these issues. Each slide shows the state’s voting-age population (citizens who are 18 or older) and the breakdown of that population by sex, age, race, and education level. In order to avoid making any assumptions about the data or the participants of the American Community Survey, Stacker used the exact wording of the “race” and “sex” framework that was provided in the census data.
Eyes will be fixed on key races for congressional control across the country, including in Georgia, where Black Americans make up one-third of all eligible voters statewide and are more likely than any other segment of the population to vote Democrat. Roughly half of all eligible Black voters live in eight states.
Eligible Hispanic voters have also seen significant changes since the last midterm elections, growing by nearly 4.7 million. About 3 out of every 5 new eligible voters in the last four years have been Hispanic. This demographic is an important target for both Democrats and Republicans in the 2022 midterms. While the majority of Hispanic and Latino voters lean Democrat, Trump—and the Republican Party more broadly—has gained popularity with this group in recent years.
Continue reading for an overview of the voter demographics of every state.
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Alabama
A pencil marking a ballot
– Voting-eligible population: 3,829,788
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.7%
— Female: 52.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.9%
— 30-44 years old: 23.9%
— 45-64 years old: 33.2%
— 65+ years old: 23.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 68.2%
— Black or African American: 25.6%
— Asian: 0.9%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.4%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 3.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 8.8%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 32.0%
— Some college (no degree): 22.6%
— Associate’s degree: 8.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 15.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.6%
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Alaska
– Voting-eligible population: 533,852
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 52.7%
— Female: 47.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 22.2%
— 30-44 years old: 28.9%
— 45-64 years old: 31.0%
— 65+ years old: 18.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 64.7%
— Black or African American: data unavailable
— Asian: 5.3%
— Hispanic or Latino: 5.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 10.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.2%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 30.6%
— Some college (no degree): 25.2%
— Associate’s degree: 7.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.4%
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Arizona
– Voting-eligible population: 5,216,518
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.5%
— Female: 50.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.2%
— 30-44 years old: 23.9%
— 45-64 years old: 30.2%
— 65+ years old: 24.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 65.8%
— Black or African American: 4.4%
— Asian: 2.7%
— Hispanic or Latino: 25.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 3.9%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 15.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 24.9%
— Some college (no degree): 25.8%
— Associate’s degree: 9.3%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.3%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.5%
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Arkansas
– Voting-eligible population: 2,237,649
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.5%
— Female: 51.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.2%
— 30-44 years old: 24.4%
— 45-64 years old: 32.1%
— 65+ years old: 23.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 74.5%
— Black or African American: 14.6%
— Asian: 1.0%
— Hispanic or Latino: 4.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.5%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 7.6%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 7.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 35.0%
— Some college (no degree): 23.6%
— Associate’s degree: 7.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 15.3%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.3%
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California
A line of voters at a polling place
– Voting-eligible population: 26,028,290
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.4%
— Female: 50.6%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 22.0%
— 30-44 years old: 25.9%
— 45-64 years old: 31.1%
— 65+ years old: 21.1%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 46.8%
— Black or African American: 6.4%
— Asian: 14.5%
— Hispanic or Latino: 32.2%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 15.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 4.7%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 22.4%
— Some college (no degree): 23.7%
— Associate’s degree: 8.3%
— Bachelor’s degree: 22.3%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.8%
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Colorado
– Voting-eligible population: 4,303,604
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.4%
— Female: 49.6%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.3%
— 30-44 years old: 27.7%
— 45-64 years old: 31.0%
— 65+ years old: 20.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 76.5%
— Black or African American: 3.7%
— Asian: 2.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 16.8%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.0%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 11.4%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.4%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 21.7%
— Some college (no degree): 21.9%
— Associate’s degree: 8.0%
— Bachelor’s degree: 26.5%
— Graduate or professional degree: 15.5%
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Connecticut
– Voting-eligible population: 2,659,979
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.4%
— Female: 51.6%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.1%
— 30-44 years old: 22.0%
— 45-64 years old: 34.4%
— 65+ years old: 23.6%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 72.0%
— Black or African American: 10.0%
— Asian: 3.4%
— Hispanic or Latino: 13.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.3%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 8.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.2%
— Some college (no degree): 19.1%
— Associate’s degree: 7.3%
— Bachelor’s degree: 22.9%
— Graduate or professional degree: 17.0%
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Delaware
A “Vote Here” sign at a polling place
– Voting-eligible population: 754,114
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.7%
— Female: 52.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 17.9%
— 30-44 years old: 22.9%
— 45-64 years old: 32.9%
— 65+ years old: 26.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 66.8%
— Black or African American: 20.3%
— Asian: 2.7%
— Hispanic or Latino: 6.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 6.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 29.6%
— Some college (no degree): 20.6%
— Associate’s degree: 9.0%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.4%
— Graduate or professional degree: 13.4%
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Florida
– Voting-eligible population: 15,855,982
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.4%
— Female: 51.6%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 17.5%
— 30-44 years old: 22.5%
— 45-64 years old: 32.3%
— 65+ years old: 27.8%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 62.4%
— Black or African American: 14.2%
— Asian: 2.4%
— Hispanic or Latino: 21.7%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 15.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.9%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.1%
— Some college (no degree): 20.9%
— Associate’s degree: 10.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.0%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.6%
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Georgia
– Voting-eligible population: 7,786,111
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.8%
— Female: 52.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.6%
— 30-44 years old: 25.3%
— 45-64 years old: 33.1%
— 65+ years old: 20.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 56.8%
— Black or African American: 31.4%
— Asian: 3.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 5.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.3%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 6.2%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 7.4%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.3%
— Some college (no degree): 21.7%
— Associate’s degree: 8.2%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.0%
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Hawaii
A poll worker on election day
– Voting-eligible population: 1,044,019
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.5%
— Female: 49.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 18.8%
— 30-44 years old: 25.5%
— 45-64 years old: 30.3%
— 65+ years old: 25.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 25.6%
— Black or African American: 2.1%
— Asian: 38.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 9.2%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 8.6%
— Two or more races: 23.4%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.4%
— Some high school (no diploma): 3.6%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 27.6%
— Some college (no degree): 21.6%
— Associate’s degree: 10.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.3%
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Idaho
– Voting-eligible population: 1,373,714
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.8%
— Female: 50.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.4%
— 30-44 years old: 26.2%
— 45-64 years old: 30.8%
— 65+ years old: 22.6%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 85.6%
— Black or African American: 0.6%
— Asian: 1.0%
— Hispanic or Latino: 8.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.1%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 7.4%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.8%
— Some college (no degree): 25.2%
— Associate’s degree: 9.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.1%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.3%
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Illinois
A polling place in Chicago, Illinois
– Voting-eligible population: 9,087,338
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.7%
— Female: 51.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.5%
— 30-44 years old: 24.6%
— 45-64 years old: 32.6%
— 65+ years old: 22.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 67.5%
— Black or African American: 14.1%
— Asian: 4.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 12.6%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.5%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 8.1%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 25.9%
— Some college (no degree): 22.2%
— Associate’s degree: 8.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.9%
— Graduate or professional degree: 13.4%
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Indiana
– Voting-eligible population: 5,030,200
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.9%
— Female: 51.1%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.0%
— 30-44 years old: 24.4%
— 45-64 years old: 32.6%
— 65+ years old: 22.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 82.7%
— Black or African American: 8.2%
— Asian: 1.5%
— Hispanic or Latino: 4.8%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 34.0%
— Some college (no degree): 21.6%
— Associate’s degree: 8.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 17.5%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.0%
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Iowa
A voter holding a baby while completing a ballot in Des Moines, Iowa
– Voting-eligible population: 2,379,570
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.5%
— Female: 50.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.0%
— 30-44 years old: 23.8%
— 45-64 years old: 31.5%
— 65+ years old: 23.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 89.0%
— Black or African American: 2.9%
— Asian: 1.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 4.1%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.4%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 4.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 30.5%
— Some college (no degree): 23.3%
— Associate’s degree: 11.7%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.5%
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Kansas
– Voting-eligible population: 2,128,111
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.5%
— Female: 50.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.4%
— 30-44 years old: 24.5%
— 45-64 years old: 31.3%
— 65+ years old: 22.8%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 81.9%
— Black or African American: 5.3%
— Asian: 2.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 8.1%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.6%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 7.5%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.4%
— Some college (no degree): 24.9%
— Associate’s degree: 8.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.1%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.7%
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Kentucky
– Voting-eligible population: 3,405,618
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.8%
— Female: 51.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.1%
— 30-44 years old: 24.3%
— 45-64 years old: 33.1%
— 65+ years old: 22.4%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 86.7%
— Black or African American: 6.8%
— Asian: 0.9%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.5%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 7.4%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 33.6%
— Some college (no degree): 21.2%
— Associate’s degree: 8.7%
— Bachelor’s degree: 15.3%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.9%
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Louisiana
– Voting-eligible population: 3,439,830
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.2%
— Female: 51.8%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.0%
— 30-44 years old: 26.1%
— 45-64 years old: 31.8%
— 65+ years old: 22.1%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 61.4%
— Black or African American: 30.7%
— Asian: 1.4%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.5%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.0%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.6%
— Some high school (no diploma): 9.4%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 33.6%
— Some college (no degree): 22.7%
— Associate’s degree: 6.3%
— Bachelor’s degree: 15.9%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.5%
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Maine
– Voting-eligible population: 1,100,974
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.8%
— Female: 51.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 16.5%
— 30-44 years old: 22.4%
— 45-64 years old: 34.4%
— 65+ years old: 26.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 92.4%
— Black or African American: 0.9%
— Asian: 0.9%
— Hispanic or Latino: 1.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.6%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.1%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 30.6%
— Some college (no degree): 20.4%
— Associate’s degree: 9.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.9%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.6%
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Maryland
A Maryland ballot from July 2022
– Voting-eligible population: 4,417,293
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.8%
— Female: 52.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.3%
— 30-44 years old: 24.7%
— 45-64 years old: 34.0%
— 65+ years old: 22.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 55.0%
— Black or African American: 30.1%
— Asian: 5.3%
— Hispanic or Latino: 6.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.3%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 6.1%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 25.0%
— Some college (no degree): 20.4%
— Associate’s degree: 6.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 22.1%
— Graduate or professional degree: 18.3%
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Massachusetts
– Voting-eligible population: 5,121,488
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.0%
— Female: 52.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.6%
— 30-44 years old: 23.2%
— 45-64 years old: 33.2%
— 65+ years old: 22.9%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 76.7%
— Black or African American: 6.0%
— Asian: 5.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 9.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 7.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.6%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 23.6%
— Some college (no degree): 17.6%
— Associate’s degree: 7.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 25.2%
— Graduate or professional degree: 18.7%
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Michigan
Voters casting ballots in Warren, Michigan
– Voting-eligible population: 7,640,514
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.0%
— Female: 51.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.0%
— 30-44 years old: 23.1%
— 45-64 years old: 33.3%
— 65+ years old: 23.6%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 77.7%
— Black or African American: 13.1%
— Asian: 2.2%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.5%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.2%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 29.7%
— Some college (no degree): 24.0%
— Associate’s degree: 9.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.2%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.7%
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Minnesota
– Voting-eligible population: 4,221,515
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.7%
— Female: 50.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.5%
— 30-44 years old: 25.4%
— 45-64 years old: 32.6%
— 65+ years old: 22.5%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 83.7%
— Black or African American: 5.1%
— Asian: 4.0%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.8%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 3.8%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 24.3%
— Some college (no degree): 22.3%
— Associate’s degree: 11.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 24.4%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.8%
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Mississippi
– Voting-eligible population: 2,226,474
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.7%
— Female: 52.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.6%
— 30-44 years old: 24.7%
— 45-64 years old: 32.5%
— 65+ years old: 22.2%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 58.7%
— Black or African American: 35.4%
— Asian: 0.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.1%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 9.2%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 30.5%
— Some college (no degree): 23.3%
— Associate’s degree: 10.3%
— Bachelor’s degree: 14.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.1%
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Missouri
– Voting-eligible population: 4,675,531
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.7%
— Female: 51.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.8%
— 30-44 years old: 24.7%
— 45-64 years old: 32.5%
— 65+ years old: 23.1%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 81.0%
— Black or African American: 10.3%
— Asian: 1.4%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.3%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 5.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.2%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 31.4%
— Some college (no degree): 22.6%
— Associate’s degree: 8.2%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.7%
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Montana
– Voting-eligible population: 857,649
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.6%
— Female: 49.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.5%
— 30-44 years old: 24.3%
— 45-64 years old: 30.9%
— 65+ years old: 25.2%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 87.5%
— Black or African American: data unavailable
— Asian: 0.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.8%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.3%
— Some college (no degree): 24.8%
— Associate’s degree: 8.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.2%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.0%
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Nebraska
A person playing violin for people waiting in line to vote in Nebraska
– Voting-eligible population: 1,411,320
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.6%
— Female: 50.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.2%
— 30-44 years old: 25.0%
— 45-64 years old: 31.3%
— 65+ years old: 22.6%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 84.8%
— Black or African American: 4.2%
— Asian: 1.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 7.1%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.0%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.6%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.1%
— Some college (no degree): 24.3%
— Associate’s degree: 10.5%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.8%
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Nevada
– Voting-eligible population: 2,193,360
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.2%
— Female: 49.8%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.8%
— 30-44 years old: 26.2%
— 45-64 years old: 31.5%
— 65+ years old: 22.5%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 57.6%
— Black or African American: 9.5%
— Asian: 8.3%
— Hispanic or Latino: 21.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.3%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 13.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.2%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 29.0%
— Some college (no degree): 25.5%
— Associate’s degree: 9.0%
— Bachelor’s degree: 17.5%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.2%
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New Hampshire
A poll watcher monitoring voters in Manchester, New Hampshire
– Voting-eligible population: 1,103,239
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.6%
— Female: 50.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 18.6%
— 30-44 years old: 22.4%
— 45-64 years old: 35.1%
— 65+ years old: 24.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 90.6%
— Black or African American: 1.2%
— Asian: 1.8%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.4%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.1%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.7%
— Some high school (no diploma): 3.9%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 27.6%
— Some college (no degree): 20.2%
— Associate’s degree: 9.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 23.1%
— Graduate or professional degree: 14.1%
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New Jersey
A voter in Jersey City, New Jersey, walklin to a polling place to vote
– Voting-eligible population: 6,433,068
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.5%
— Female: 51.5%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 18.8%
— 30-44 years old: 22.9%
— 45-64 years old: 35.1%
— 65+ years old: 23.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 62.1%
— Black or African American: 13.3%
— Asian: 7.7%
— Hispanic or Latino: 16.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 9.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.5%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 25.9%
— Some college (no degree): 18.3%
— Associate’s degree: 7.2%
— Bachelor’s degree: 25.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 15.6%
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New Mexico
– Voting-eligible population: 1,545,938
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.4%
— Female: 50.6%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.2%
— 30-44 years old: 24.7%
— 45-64 years old: 30.5%
— 65+ years old: 24.6%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 50.3%
— Black or African American: 2.1%
— Asian: 1.3%
— Hispanic or Latino: 44.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 9.4%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 24.0%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 8.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 27.2%
— Some college (no degree): 24.5%
— Associate’s degree: 8.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 15.5%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.8%
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New York
A polling place at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, New York
– Voting-eligible population: 14,109,037
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.0%
— Female: 52.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.0%
— 30-44 years old: 24.1%
— 45-64 years old: 32.6%
— 65+ years old: 23.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 61.9%
— Black or African American: 14.1%
— Asian: 6.9%
— Hispanic or Latino: 15.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.5%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 8.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.8%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 24.8%
— Some college (no degree): 17.8%
— Associate’s degree: 9.0%
— Bachelor’s degree: 22.3%
— Graduate or professional degree: 16.4%
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North Carolina
– Voting-eligible population: 7,808,186
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.0%
— Female: 52.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.4%
— 30-44 years old: 23.7%
— 45-64 years old: 33.2%
— 65+ years old: 22.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 68.1%
— Black or African American: 20.7%
— Asian: 2.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 5.2%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.0%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.5%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.3%
— Some college (no degree): 22.6%
— Associate’s degree: 9.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.8%
— Graduate or professional degree: 11.6%
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North Dakota
– Voting-eligible population: 576,588
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 51.6%
— Female: 48.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 23.7%
— 30-44 years old: 25.7%
— 45-64 years old: 29.1%
— 65+ years old: 21.4%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 86.8%
— Black or African American: 2.0%
— Asian: 0.8%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.5%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.7%
— Some college (no degree): 24.3%
— Associate’s degree: 13.7%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.1%
— Graduate or professional degree: 7.7%
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Ohio
Voters arriving to cast their ballots earlyat the Franklin County Board of Elections polling location in Columbus, Ohio
– Voting-eligible population: 8,943,128
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.6%
— Female: 51.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.7%
— 30-44 years old: 23.9%
— 45-64 years old: 33.1%
— 65+ years old: 23.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 81.1%
— Black or African American: 11.2%
— Asian: 1.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 33.7%
— Some college (no degree): 21.2%
— Associate’s degree: 8.5%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.0%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.3%
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Oklahoma
– Voting-eligible population: 2,903,864
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.0%
— Female: 51.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 21.4%
— 30-44 years old: 25.7%
— 45-64 years old: 31.0%
— 65+ years old: 22.0%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 71.0%
— Black or African American: 7.0%
— Asian: 1.7%
— Hispanic or Latino: 7.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 7.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 10.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.6%
— Some high school (no diploma): 7.9%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 32.2%
— Some college (no degree): 23.8%
— Associate’s degree: 7.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 17.2%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.4%
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Oregon
– Voting-eligible population: 3,200,314
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.3%
— Female: 50.7%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.0%
— 30-44 years old: 25.9%
— 45-64 years old: 30.9%
— 65+ years old: 24.2%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 80.5%
— Black or African American: 1.8%
— Asian: 3.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 9.3%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 9.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.2%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 23.5%
— Some college (no degree): 26.4%
— Associate’s degree: 8.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.5%
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Pennsylvania
– Voting-eligible population: 9,918,163
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.8%
— Female: 51.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 18.9%
— 30-44 years old: 23.5%
— 45-64 years old: 33.1%
— 65+ years old: 24.5%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 79.5%
— Black or African American: 10.0%
— Asian: 2.5%
— Hispanic or Latino: 6.0%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 5.0%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.6%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 34.0%
— Some college (no degree): 17.5%
— Associate’s degree: 8.5%
— Bachelor’s degree: 19.8%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.3%
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Rhode Island
“I Voted” stickers at the Hope Highlands Middle School polling site in Cranston, Rhode Island
– Voting-eligible population: 827,415
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.3%
— Female: 51.7%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.6%
— 30-44 years old: 23.1%
— 45-64 years old: 32.8%
— 65+ years old: 23.5%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 78.0%
— Black or African American: 4.3%
— Asian: 2.2%
— Hispanic or Latino: 11.8%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 9.1%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.2%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.2%
— Some college (no degree): 20.2%
— Associate’s degree: 7.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.8%
— Graduate or professional degree: 14.0%
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South Carolina
– Voting-eligible population: 3,940,745
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 47.8%
— Female: 52.2%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.5%
— 30-44 years old: 23.5%
— 45-64 years old: 32.6%
— 65+ years old: 24.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 67.6%
— Black or African American: 25.0%
— Asian: 1.2%
— Hispanic or Latino: 3.4%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.5%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.5%
— Some high school (no diploma): 7.5%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 29.3%
— Some college (no degree): 21.6%
— Associate’s degree: 9.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.6%
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South Dakota
A person voting in a polling place
– Voting-eligible population: 659,768
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.3%
— Female: 49.7%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.2%
— 30-44 years old: 24.7%
— 45-64 years old: 31.3%
— 65+ years old: 23.8%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 85.6%
— Black or African American: 1.5%
— Asian: 0.7%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.7%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.2%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.1%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.5%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 29.8%
— Some college (no degree): 21.8%
— Associate’s degree: 11.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.2%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.7%
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Tennessee
Voters waiting in-line to entering a polling station in Franklin, Tennessee
– Voting-eligible population: 5,248,512
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.2%
— Female: 51.8%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.1%
— 30-44 years old: 24.4%
— 45-64 years old: 33.1%
— 65+ years old: 22.4%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 77.5%
— Black or African American: 15.3%
— Asian: 1.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 2.8%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.7%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.5%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 32.3%
— Some college (no degree): 22.2%
— Associate’s degree: 7.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 18.4%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.0%
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Texas
– Voting-eligible population: 19,375,866
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.2%
— Female: 50.8%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 22.8%
— 30-44 years old: 27.0%
— 45-64 years old: 31.3%
— 65+ years old: 18.9%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 55.1%
— Black or African American: 12.9%
— Asian: 4.2%
— Hispanic or Latino: 31.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.7%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 19.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.9%
— Some high school (no diploma): 6.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.6%
— Some college (no degree): 23.6%
— Associate’s degree: 7.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.9%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.6%
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Utah
– Voting-eligible population: 2,251,328
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.1%
— Female: 49.9%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 26.7%
— 30-44 years old: 28.6%
— 45-64 years old: 27.8%
— 65+ years old: 16.9%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 84.7%
— Black or African American: 0.9%
— Asian: 2.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 10.1%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.9%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 7.0%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.6%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.7%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 23.9%
— Some college (no degree): 27.8%
— Associate’s degree: 9.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 21.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 10.9%
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Vermont
A polling place inside the Robert Miller Community Center in Burlington, Vermont
– Voting-eligible population: 518,387
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.3%
— Female: 50.7%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.6%
— 30-44 years old: 22.0%
— 45-64 years old: 33.0%
— 65+ years old: 25.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 93.0%
— Black or African American: 0.9%
— Asian: 1.0%
— Hispanic or Latino: 1.8%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.2%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.5%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.3%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 26.9%
— Some college (no degree): 19.1%
— Associate’s degree: 7.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 24.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 16.0%
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Virginia
– Voting-eligible population: 6,354,439
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 48.9%
— Female: 51.1%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.5%
— 30-44 years old: 25.0%
— 45-64 years old: 32.8%
— 65+ years old: 21.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 65.9%
— Black or African American: 19.0%
— Asian: 5.5%
— Hispanic or Latino: 6.5%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.4%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 6.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.5%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.1%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 25.5%
— Some college (no degree): 20.9%
— Associate’s degree: 7.5%
— Bachelor’s degree: 22.4%
— Graduate or professional degree: 16.2%
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Washington
An election worker making a record of a ballot pickup in Vancouver, Washington
– Voting-eligible population: 5,529,508
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.0%
— Female: 50.0%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 20.1%
— 30-44 years old: 26.6%
— 45-64 years old: 31.4%
— 65+ years old: 21.9%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 74.5%
— Black or African American: 3.8%
— Asian: 7.2%
— Hispanic or Latino: 8.7%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 1.2%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.0%
— Two or more races: 9.3%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.5%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 23.4%
— Some college (no degree): 23.8%
— Associate’s degree: 10.4%
— Bachelor’s degree: 23.0%
— Graduate or professional degree: 12.9%
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Washington D.C.
Voting systems at a polling station in Washington, D.C.
– Voting-eligible population: 502,670
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 46.6%
— Female: 53.4%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 25.4%
— 30-44 years old: 33.6%
— 45-64 years old: 24.6%
— 65+ years old: 16.3%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 42.7%
— Black or African American: 43.4%
— Asian: 3.9%
— Hispanic or Latino: 7.2%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 7.5%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 2.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 3.8%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 15.7%
— Some college (no degree): 16.2%
— Associate’s degree: 3.0%
— Bachelor’s degree: 25.7%
— Graduate or professional degree: 33.2%
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West Virginia
Early voters outside of the Judge Black Annex polling location in Parkersburg, West Virginia
– Voting-eligible population: 1,408,767
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.3%
— Female: 50.7%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 17.9%
— 30-44 years old: 22.7%
— 45-64 years old: 33.3%
— 65+ years old: 26.1%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 92.2%
— Black or African American: 3.0%
— Asian: 0.5%
— Hispanic or Latino: 1.1%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 3.8%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 3.0%
— Some high school (no diploma): 8.1%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 39.8%
— Some college (no degree): 19.2%
— Associate’s degree: 7.6%
— Bachelor’s degree: 13.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 8.8%
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Wisconsin
Voters, children, and pets waiting in line inside a polling station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
– Voting-eligible population: 4,480,576
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 49.7%
— Female: 50.3%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.7%
— 30-44 years old: 23.5%
— 45-64 years old: 33.4%
— 65+ years old: 23.4%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 85.3%
— Black or African American: 5.5%
— Asian: 2.1%
— Hispanic or Latino: 4.6%
— Native American or Alaska Native: 0.7%
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 4.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.8%
— Some high school (no diploma): 4.6%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 30.9%
— Some college (no degree): 21.6%
— Associate’s degree: 10.8%
— Bachelor’s degree: 20.6%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.7%
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Wyoming
– Voting-eligible population: 436,049
– Breakdown by sex
— Male: 50.9%
— Female: 49.1%
– Breakdown by age
— 18-29 years old: 19.4%
— 30-44 years old: 25.4%
— 45-64 years old: 31.5%
— 65+ years old: 23.7%
– Breakdown by race/ethnicity
— White: 87.9%
— Black or African American: data unavailable
— Asian: 0.6%
— Hispanic or Latino: 7.9%
— Native American or Alaska Native: data unavailable
— Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: data unavailable
— Two or more races: 6.9%
– Breakdown by education
— Less than high school education: 1.3%
— Some high school (no diploma): 5.0%
— High school graduate or equivalency: 28.4%
— Some college (no degree): 26.3%
— Associate’s degree: 11.9%
— Bachelor’s degree: 17.5%
— Graduate or professional degree: 9.5%
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