Pasting Voting Results
The largest voting bloc in the state of Texas are registered non-voters. These individuals have the potential to significantly change the course of politics in the state if they were to vote. With a growing population and a diverse set of communities, Texas has the potential to become a political powerhouse if more individuals engage in the democratic process.
Percent of Turnout to Registered for Presidential General Elections
Percent of Turnout to Registered for Mid-Term General Elections
2022 – November (Gubernatorial) Turnout
2022 – Primary, March (Gubernatorial)
2020 – November (Presidential) Turnout
2020 – Primary, March (Presidential) Turnout
2016 – November (Presidential) Turnout
The past voting data presented above highlights a significant issue in the state of Texas - the number of registered voters who choose not to exercise their right to vote. This represents a failure in our collective responsibility to ensure that everyone in our state has a voice in shaping its future. The right to vote is a cornerstone of democracy, and it is our duty as citizens to participate in the electoral process and make our voices heard.
However, the good news is that the state of Texas has the opportunity to have an impact not only on what happens within our state but also on national elections, including Presidential elections. With its size and influence, Texas has the potential to be a significant player in national politics. By increasing voter participation, we can ensure that the views and needs of Texans are adequately represented in national decision-making.
To achieve this, we need to make it easier for people to vote by adopting policies such as early voting, same-day registration, and automatic voter registration. We must also work to ensure that all eligible voters have access to the ballot, regardless of their race, gender, or socioeconomic status. These efforts will not only increase voter turnout but also help to build a more just and equitable society.
The past voting data represents a call to action for all Texans. We must work to ensure that everyone in our state has a voice in shaping its future and that Texas remains a significant player in national politics. By increasing voter participation, we can achieve these goals and build a better, more representative democracy.