Voting and Registration
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Other Reports
P23 Reports
- 1960 Population of Voting Age and Votes Cast for President, 1964 and 1960, for States and Counties
- Registration and Voting in November 1976 - Jurisdictions Covered by the Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1975
- Voting and Registration Highlights from the Current Population Survey: 1964 to 1980
- Studies in the Measurement of Voter Turnout
Statistical Briefs
- "Too Busy" to Vote (CENBR/98-4) Issued: July 1998 [PDF - 46k]
- Election ’96 -- Counting the American Electorate (SB/96-2) Issued: April 1996 [PDF - 114k]
- The Decline in American Voter Turnout (SB/91-23) Issued: November 1991 [PDF - 114k]
Related Papers and Presentations
- A Summary of Data Collection Procedures and Reports of Voter Turnout from the Current Population Survey. Social, Economic and Housing Statistics Division Working Paper 2010-11. Kurt Bauman and Tiffany Julian. Presented to the Workshop on Over-Reporting of Voter Turnout, McGill University, Montreal Canada. November 5, 2010
- Voting Behavior of Naturalized Citizens: 1996-2006. Sarah R. Crissey and Thomas File. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America. April 16-19, 2008.
Paper [DOC - 70k] | Poster [PDF - 1.1M] | Presentation [PPT - 153k] - The Emerging American Voter: An Examination of the Increase in the Black Vote in November 1998 Avalaura L. Gaither and Eric C. Newburger. Division Working Paper #44. 2000.
- Are There Differences in Registration and Voting Behavior Between Naturalized and Native-born Americans? Loretta E. Bass & Lynn M. Casper. Population Division Working Paper #28. 1999.
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