Age Structure Voting
Voting Age Population by State
Voting-Age Population (VAP)
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State | Voting-Age Population (VAP) 2025↓ | |
|---|---|---|
 | California | 31,180,511 |
 | Texas | 24,109,307 |
 | Florida | 19,019,796 |
 | New York | 16,097,036 |
 | Pennsylvania | 10,488,801 |
 | Illinois | 10,100,540 |
 | Ohio | 9,368,603 |
 | North Carolina | 8,838,026 |
 | Georgia | 8,796,778 |
 | Michigan | 8,065,114 |
 | New Jersey | 7,557,289 |
 | Virginia | 7,019,802 |
 | Washington | 6,366,184 |
 | Arizona | 6,026,503 |
 | Massachusetts | 5,826,510 |
 | Tennessee | 5,739,349 |
 | Indiana | 5,397,168 |
 | Maryland | 4,928,480 |
 | Missouri | 4,910,413 |
 | Colorado | 4,792,358 |
 | Wisconsin | 4,750,680 |
 | Minnesota | 4,547,092 |
 | South Carolina | 4,421,834 |
 | Alabama | 4,075,161 |
 | Kentucky | 3,590,081 |
 | Louisiana | 3,568,234 |
 | Oregon | 3,461,772 |
 | Oklahoma | 3,165,587 |
 | Connecticut | 2,970,201 |
 | Utah | 2,616,637 |
 | Nevada | 2,603,663 |
 | Iowa | 2,518,739 |
 | Arkansas | 2,416,023 |
 | Mississippi | 2,295,720 |
 | Kansas | 2,294,452 |
 | New Mexico | 1,686,046 |
 | Idaho | 1,557,631 |
 | Nebraska | 1,538,757 |
 | West Virginia | 1,421,798 |
 | Maine | 1,170,629 |
 | New Hampshire | 1,170,277 |
 | Hawaii | 1,151,103 |
 | Rhode Island | 916,867 |
 | Montana | 913,041 |
 | Delaware | 849,963 |
 | South Dakota | 714,952 |
 | North Dakota | 616,388 |
 | District of Columbia | 569,575 |
 | Alaska | 565,570 |
 | Vermont | 535,049 |
 | Wyoming | 461,419 |
 | United States | 269,763,509 |
- Number of Individuals who Voted are reported in thousands and apply to the respective election year - 2022
- Voter Population includes US citizens who are of voting age (18 years of age or older). This population may include individuals who are ineligible to vote for reasons other than lack of citizenship or who are under 18 years of age.
- Although the federal voting age is 18, 20 states and the District of Columbia allow those who are 17, but will be 18 by the general election, to vote in primaries. An additional four states (Alaska, Hawaii, North Dakota, and Wyoming) allow such voters to cast ballots in Democratic presidential primaries, but not Republican primaries.
- Under-18 voters are not included in displayed Voter Populaition data and estimates.
Sources
- Right to Vote - National Constitution Center
- Voting age - Ballotpedia
- Estimates of the Voting-Age Population for 2023 - Federal Register
- Population and Housing Unit Estimates Tables - United States Census Bureau
- Number of Voters as a Share of the Voter Population, by Age - KFF
- State Population by Characteristics: 2020-2025 - United States Census Bureau
