Arkansas 2020 November General election turnout rates vs. registered voters

[LiberalArkie]

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Arkansas was rated among the lowest in voter turnout according to the 2020 November General election turnout.

Our Jay Bir created this chart to show the amount of votes compared to registered voters to show a different representation of voter turnout in Arkansas.

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https://www.kark.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/85/2020/11/2020-November-General-Election-Turnout-Rates.pdf


https://www.kark.com/news/local-news/arkansas-2020-november-general-election-turnout-rates-vs-registered-voters/

[jimfields33]

1. I wonder why they chose Arkansas. States were worse then they were.

[LiberalArkie]

2. Little Rock TV station

[jimfields33]

6. Ah. Got it. Thank you.

[LiberalArkie]

3. Look at the entire US chart and tell what jumps out with the lowest percentage turnout

https://www.kark.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/85/2020/11/2020-November-General-Election-Turnout-Rates.pdf

[rickyhall]

4. Colorado

Wish I could afford to move back to Colorado Springs.

[lark]

5. OK only had 55% and MS, TN and IN were really low as well.

Highest was CO.

Funny that all the states that went for drumpf had lower voter turnout as a percentage, compared to the rest.

[Polybius]

9. MS has long been a problem with voting

They have the highest black population in the US, but Republicans always win big there. Something doesn't add up.

[judeling]

7. Minnesota is wrong here not comparing apples

Picking a nit here, but Minnesota is reporting based on population not registration.
So Minnesota is reporting who voted based on all possible voters, the others are reporting on those who voted based on those who registered.

Using the registration number at the start of election day turnout would be 92 percent in Minnesota. (will be less because of same day)

[theophilus]

10. I voted absentee. My vote was

labeled "accepted" early on but was never labeled as "counted". I wouldn't be a bit surprised if there was chicanery. The number of absentee votes was substantial. The race between Joyce Elliott and French Hill was supposedly very close but did not turn out that way. Hmmmm. I hope somebody from the Dems looks into Arkansas. The Cotton opposition thing was a major debacle too.