U.S. midterm elections: early voter turnout by state 2018

This statistic depicts the early voter turnout for the 2018 United States midterm elections, by state as of November 6, 2018. As of this date, Florida has seen the highest number of votes cast, whether through early, in-person voting or mail-in/online ballots returned, with over 5.2 million votes.

Early voter turnout for the U.S. midterm elections by state, as of November 6, 2018*

Characteristic	Number of votes cast
Florida	5,208,155
Texas	4,884,528
California	4,245,925
Georgia	2,097,462
Colorado	2,062,777
Washington	2,052,507
North Carolina	2,050,864
Arizona	1,625,614
Tennessee	1,375,787
Oregon	1,353,105
Ohio	1,313,844
Illinois	1,150,355
Michigan	876,064
Maryland	729,578
Utah	700,444
Nevada	628,839
Wisconsin	565,591
Minnesota	539,806
Massachusetts	500,000
Iowa	497,085
New Mexico	430,796
Arkansas	420,000
Kansas	401,731
New Jersey	355,009
Montana	323,903
Virginia	318,239
Louisiana	311,829
Indiana	292,726
South Carolina	282,971
North Dakota	186,512
West Virginia	178,322
Oklahoma	165,598
Maine	153,969
Idaho	138,881
New York	95,535
Pennsylvania	84,906
Nebraska	80,817
Missouri	79,956
Alaska	62,581
Vermont	55,047
Kentucky	53,211
District of Columbia	52,510
Mississippi	39,616
Hawaii	29,925
Wyoming	29,901
Alabama	21,441
Delaware	16,796
Rhode Island	12,478
South Dakota	167

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Release date

November 2018

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Region

United States

Survey time period

November 6, 2018

Age group

18 years and older

Supplementary notes

* No early voter data is available for Connecticut or New Hampshire as of November 6, 2018.
Early voter data is a sum of mail-in/online ballots returned and early, in-person votes cast. Not all states allow early, in-person voting, and voting laws vary by state.

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