Which states have the highest and lowest voter turnout in presidential elections?

The 2020 presidential election saw a high voter turnout of nearly 67% nationally, with some states like Minnesota, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin exceeding that average. Minnesota has consistently had the highest voter turnout since 1980, attributed to factors like same-day registration and close state races. Despite some states having more restrictive voting laws, overall voter engagement in the U.S. has been increasing, with efforts such as advance voting and voter registration campaigns aiming to further boost turnout.

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