It's Sunday in Georgia, and over 816,000 people have voted in the 2022 election so far.
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The headline numbers for 2018 behavior are that 67% of current voters also voted early in 2018, 17% voted on election day, and 16% didn't vote.
In other words, over 134,000 voter for this election didn't vote in 2018. But how does that compare to 2020 and 2021?
In other words, over 134,000 voter for this election didn't vote in 2018. But how does that compare to 2020 and 2021?
Well, basically everyone who has voted so far also voted in those elections.
The Early/Day of/No Vote numbers are:
2020: 91%/2%/7%
2021: 87%/6%/7%
So only 7% of voters so far, or about 55,000 people, didn't vote in the 2020 and 2021 elections.
The Early/Day of/No Vote numbers are:
2020: 91%/2%/7%
2021: 87%/6%/7%
So only 7% of voters so far, or about 55,000 people, didn't vote in the 2020 and 2021 elections.
A lot of those folks, over 24,000 of them, are newly registered voters who weren't eligible to vote in the previous elections.
Not surprisingly, given the turnout level for those 2 elections, we aren't seeing a huge swell of new voters.
Not surprisingly, given the turnout level for those 2 elections, we aren't seeing a huge swell of new voters.
For what it's worth, there were just under 440,000 people newly added to the voter file in 2021 and 2022, or about a 5.5% turnout rate so far.
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