 What to know Midterm election turnout reached its second-highest level since 1914, with 49 percent of eligible Americans voting, according to preliminary data from the University of Florida Election Lab. States with competitive Senate races, such as Maine, Minnesota and Michigan, saw higher turnout. Analysts noted President Donald Trump’s polarizing effect on voter mobilization. Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed. |
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