FACTOID # 3: In 1972, the youth voter turnout in Utah was a whopping 70%. The state's youth voter turnout in 2004 was 51%.
 
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Government Statistics > 2004 Election > Youth voter turnout (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Minnesota:69% 
#2  Wisconsin:63% 
#3  Iowa:62% 
#4  Maine:59% 
#5  New Hampshire:58% 
#6  Ohio:56% 
#7  Kentucky:56% 
#8  Michigan:54% 
#9  Missouri:53% 
#10  Washington:52% 
#11  Mississippi:52% 
#12  Maryland:51% 
#13  Utah:51% 
#14  New Jersey:50% 
#15  Oregon:49% 
#16  Idaho:48% 
#17  Colorado:48% 
#18  Louisiana:48% 
#19  Florida:46% 
#20  West Virginia:46% 
#21  Massachusetts:46% 
#22  Georgia:45% 
#23  New York:45% 
#24  California:45% 
#25  Alabama:44% 
#26  Nevada:44% 
#27  Oklahoma:44% 
#28  North Carolina:43% 
#29  Pennsylvania:43% 
#30  South Carolina:43% 
#31  Illinois:42% 
#32  Arizona:42% 
#33  Nebraska:42% 
#34  New Mexico:42% 
#35  Connecticut:41% 
#36  Indiana:41% 
#37  Virginia:41% 
#38  Kansas:40% 
#39  Texas:39% 
#40  Tennessee:38% 
#41  Arkansas:36% 
Weighted average: 47.7%  


DEFINITION: Percentage of U.S. citizens between 18 and 24 years old who voted in the 2004 election.

SOURCE: CIRCLE, The Center for Information and Reasearch on Civic Learning and Engagement

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Steven (St. Paul Minnesota)
18th April 2006 		Hmm looks like 6 of the top ten states for youth voter turnout went for John Kerry. The bottom six all for for George W. Bush. Seems as though the Democratic Party should be focusing even more on getting out the youth vote. Perhaps we might see some change in this country.

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