While votes are still being counted, voter turnout in the 2024 presidential election is on track to be on par with the historically large 2020 presidential election. As a majority of voters mailed their ballots in for the 2020 presidential election,

Iowa, a state with a similar number of people eligible to vote, had a turnout rate of 71% compared to Oklahoma's 53.4%. Iowa had a 20-day early voting window when voters in the state could vote at their county auditor's office or by mail.

Fewer than 78% of the state’s 5 million registered voters cast ballots in the Nov. 5 election, the lowest turnout since 2000, when just 75.5% participated.

On Election Day, only 58.55% of registered voters in Alabama turned out to the polls, marking one of the lowest voter turnouts for a presidential election in over 30 years, according to data from the Alabama Secretary of State's Office.

It's too early to tell if voter turnout rates in California surpassed the 2020 election, but a Berkeley IGS Poll estimates it will break state records

Voter turnout in 2024 was lower than the last presidential election in every jurisdiction that makes up the KC metro area.

Karnataka by-elections see 81.84% voter turnout across three constituencies, with Channapatna leading at 88.48%.