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Democrat House Primary Turnout Rose in 90 Percent of Races
Voter participation increased in most Democrat House primaries this cycle. The rise occurred in both competitive and Republican-leaning districts.
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Voter turnout rose in 90 percent of Democrat House primaries compared with the previous midterm cycle. The increase appeared in districts that supported Republican candidates in recent general elections as well as in districts that lean Democrat.
Election data showed higher participation rates across a range of districts. Officials recorded the gains without attributing specific causes. The pattern held in both urban and rural areas where primaries were held.
Election administrators compiled the turnout figures after each primary concluded. The data covered completed primaries through the current cycle.
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