what is your voter turnout?
954891
Indiana. I have never seen so many people in the precint where I vote. Usually I am in and out in 5 minutes. Today I was there for about 20 minutes. Big voter turnout here.
869178
0.  \n\nMost libs aren't even up yet.  They don't work.
696000
Well, when I took my political science courses in college, we learned that the most important time to rally is right before the election.  Many people have not made up their minds, and the chance to change the public's mind at last minute is great.  \n\nI already know who I'm voting for though.
780127
About 4.3 million or so people cast a ballot in this election\nas for registered voters I am betting this is only like 32-42% of them.
713568
I, personally, take it very seriously. I voted today, went with my 20 years old son. When I leave the polling place I feel like I've let my voice be heard and done my duty as an American citizen. I know it sounds corny and will probably get blasted by someone on here, but I mean it. I love this country and thank GOD that we have the privilege and right to vote!
769877
I commend you for your feelings and wish every one felt the same.  We MUST be UNITED is these United States.  I have been around for a while.  For 71 years to be exact.  It would scare the hell out of you if you could see what is becoming of our nation through my eyes.  I have never missed my chance to vote.  It's okay to be liberal or conservitive but the least our people could do is to be a little discrete.  It looks to me as if nothing these days goes on behind closed doors.  What in the world are we thinking?
579116
I vote every chance I get.  Voting is a privilege and should be exercised. I also research the issues beforehand so I am not voting just on the basis of the commercials put out by the candidates.
712349
I believe the turnout will be above average this year.  If the average is around 36% then I am going to guess around 41%.  The baby boomers wil play a big role as well.
731870
I voted first thing this morning!  The lines were pitifully short, and I really hope it picks up.  \n\nThe link below has info on polling places, hours, and sample ballots for every district in the entire country.\n\nVOTE!!!
843380
How you be noing that you won, yet, yo? Da polls just been close. I be spectin there been some cheatin goin on, yo!
943958
We won't know that answer until tomorrow at the earliest.\n\nAbsentee ballots are still coming in and polls aren't quite closed yet on the East Coast. (It is 4.53 mst as I type.)  And many states allow people to vote early.  Those are all counted tonight, even though the people did not technically vote today.  ; )\n\nEdit: I voted last week.  The turn-out in my part of Colorado is great!
1076651
What's the majority here? I do.....
1127415
The voting turnout is increasingly low in the Untied states, especially compared to other countries. There are many causes for this, most have to do with our democratic system.  Some people choose not to make a big deal about this, the normal responses are:  "My vote doesn't count anyway."  or "Why should I care?"  Since the United States has a calendar system for voting, there is only a part of Congress up for re-election each year.  This causes a decrease in the amount of news coverage that is already minimal.  Another cause is the decrease in the amount of publicity for political campaigns.  \n  The voting turnout in 1964 for persons over the age of 21 was 69.4%.  This percentage has steadily decreased over the years.  I believe this is extremely treacherous to our society because if only a few people are voting, our country becomes less like a democracy, instead of the masses selecting our country's leader, it is a small group of people compared to the whole of the population.  With less people voting, it can more easily lead to mass corruption in politics (even though it's a problem already), and public dissatisfaction.  \nWays to solve this problem have been tested, such as the possibility of on-line voting.  Though this is something that wouldn't be available any tI'me soon, it has already gone through it's first test run in the 2004 presidential election for select counties, and for overseas military personal.  Having mandatory voting has also been thought of, but I personally do not think our constitution would allow such a law.\nFor more information please im me, and I'll send you my term paper.
919344
I don't think statistics can provide a truly accurate answer for actual number of eligible voters.  During the presidential election, the democrats had thousands registered to vote that were actually resting in peace in our cemeteries across the U.S.  Although most of these votes are weeded out..........it makes you wonder how many get counted.
946666
Yes,the more the turnout the better it is.I hate to see long lines,but I will wait in line patiently to exercise my right to vote.
961937
2/3rds is actually not a bad number at all.  In many countries it is around 50%.  I think that's actually higher than what it's been in past years.  Also voting was much higher for this last midterm than its been in a about ten years
812436
I am, haven't missed one vote since I was 18!\nBut as for the other. I don't think this is how it's done!