New research examines the voting patterns in recent U.S. midterm elections, revealing that roughly half of eligible voters choose not to participate. The analysis explores key demographic and behavioral trends that distinguish those who cast ballots from those who stay home. Insights into voter engagement could offer clues about shifting political priorities and turnout challenges. AJLabs breaks down the factors influencing who shows up at the polls—and who doesn’t.
About half of all eligible voters in the US skip the midterms. AJLabs looks at who votes and who stays home.
