The data above was collected by the Census Bureau during election years. The Census Bureau is a federal government agency. It keeps records of information that people
report
about themselves and the things that they do.
The voter turnout rate is the percentage of eligible voters who vote in an election.
A correlation is a relationship that exists between two or more types of data.
• What correlation(s) do you notice between the level of education of voters and the
voter turnout rates for the general election years (1984, 1988, 1992, and so on)?
• Are there any factors that you believe could influence the data that was reported for
the graph? Explain your answer.
• Do you believe the data is likely to be mostly accurate or mostly inaccurate? Why or
why not?

In the last presidential election, 70% of the voting-eligible population registered to vote. This varied by state.

Maine and Mississippi, at 80% and 79%, respectively, were among the states with the largest percentage of their population registered to vote. In Hawaii, more than half (54%) were registered.

Most registered voters vote. Nationally, 61% of the citizen voting-age population said they voted in 2016, ranging from a high of 73% in Maine to a low of 47% in Hawaii. That means, on average almost 9 in 10 registered voters cast a ballot.

Presidential elections typically have higher turnout than mid-term elections, according to the Current Population Survey.

Most recently, the midterm election of 2018 set record-breaking turnout for a congressional election, with a historic 11 percentage point increase from the last midterm election in 2014.

Voter turnout went up among all voting age and major racial and ethnic groups.

In any election, demographic characteristics such as education level, income and age are all factors that may affect turnout at the polls.

Demographic characteristics of eligible voters in a congressional district can provide information and insight into voter turnout in elections.

The interactive graphic below uses Census Bureau population characteristics data from the American Community Survey and counts of votes cast from the Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives.

The combined data highlight variations across the nation in both the percentage of citizens who voted for congressional representatives in 2018 and the characteristics of the citizen voting-age population for each congressional district.

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i think they came to washington to protest