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The gender gap in U.S. voter turnout, 1964–2024

Reported voter turnout rates for women and men across six decades of federal elections.

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What this chart says

Women reported voting at a rate 3.6 percentage points higher than men in 2024.

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Census total voting-age population estimates by sex as categorized in the historical table.

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The gender gap in U.S. voter turnout, 1964–2024: source values used by Election.org
YearWomenMen
196467.0%71.9%
196653.0%58.2%
196866.0%69.8%
197052.7%56.8%
197262.0%64.1%
197443.4%46.2%
197658.8%59.6%
197845.3%46.6%
198059.4%59.1%
198248.4%48.7%
198460.8%59.0%
198646.1%45.8%
198858.3%56.4%
199045.4%44.6%
199262.3%60.2%
199445.3%44.7%
199655.5%52.8%
199842.4%41.4%
200056.2%53.1%
200243.0%41.4%
200460.1%56.3%
200644.7%42.4%
200860.4%55.7%
201042.7%40.9%
201258.5%54.4%
201439.6%37.2%
201658.1%53.8%
201850.6%47.2%
202063.0%59.5%
202248.8%46.6%
202461.0%57.4%
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