National Vote at Home Data Dashboard
Vote at Home is a growing trend across red, blue, and purple states because it is a proven method to improve election security, increase voter turnout, and reduce election-related costs. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, mail ballots also represent safer and healthier elections. This data dashboard is an interactive look at the current status of vote at home policies and voter turnout after the 2020 Presidential Primary election.
Explore each element by hovering over states with your mouse and clicking on a state to lock the information. Or, use the dropdown menu to the right to select a state.
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2020 Presidential Primary Vote at Home Rates
Vote at Home Policy in March 2020
Pre-Approved Excuse Required to Vote Absentee - Some Waivers Allowed
COVID-19 Policy in 2020 Primaries
No Excuse Required to Vote Absentee
Vote at Home Policy for 2020 General
Requires Excuse to Vote Absentee
Policy Data Not Available
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Percent of Eligible Voters Who Voted in the 2020 Presidential Primaries
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Percent of 2020 Presidential Primary Voters Who Voted at Home
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Percent of Voters Who Voted at Home in 2018 vs. the 2020 Primaries
2020 Eligible Voter Participation Rank
% of Voters Participating in 2020 Presidential Primaries
% of Voters Participating via Mail Ballot
% of Voters Participating in 2020 Presidential Primaries
% of Voters Participating via Mail Ballot