Voting turnout through the years

Here’s a look at voter turnout in Scott County through the years.

• August 1994 (general election and state primary): 69.2% (8,153 of 11,786)
• November 1994 (mid-term congressional election): 33.2% (3,906 of 11,772)
• March 1996 (presidential primary): 7.2% (883 of 12,297)
• August 1996 (off-year general election and state primary): 37.8% (4,760 of 12,593)
• November 1996 (presidential/congressional general election): 45.2% (5,740 of 12,714)
• August 1998 (general election and state primary): 66.3% (8,205 of 12,374)
• November 1998 (mid-term congressional election): 31.1% (3,870 of 12,427)
• March 2000 (presidential primary): 19.8% (983 of 11,650)
• August 2000 (off-year general election and state primary): 27.7% (3,266 of 11,798)
• November 2000: (presidential/congressional general election): 54.1% (6,654 of 12,208)
• August 2002 (general election and state primary): 63.1% (7,880 of 12,497)
• November 2002 (mid-term congressional election): 39.5% (4,995 of 12,639)
• February 2004 (presidential primary): 7.4% (897 of 12,158)
• August 2004 (off-year general election and state primary): 32.1% (4,004 of 12,480)
• November 2004 (presidential/congressional general election): 60.3% (7,791 of 12,913)
• August 2006 (general election and state primary): 60.2% (8,364 of 13,891)
• November 2006 (mid-term congressional election): 39.8% (5,554 of 13,965)
• February 2008 (presidential primary): 20.5% (2,919 of 14,263)
• August 2008 (off-year general election and state primary): 20.6% (2,964 of 14,410)
• November 2008 (presidential/congressional general election): 47.7% (6,908 of 14,498)
• August 2010 (general election and state primary): 50.1% (7,462 of 14,904)
• November 2010 (mid-term congressional election): 32.6% (4,862 of 14,923)
• March 2012 (presidential primary): 22.7% (3,164 of 13,923)
• August 2012 (off-year general election and state primary): 15.1% (2,189 of 14,486)
• November 2012 (presidential/congressional general election): 46.1% (6,748 of 14,647)
• August 2014 (general election and state primary): 52.4% (7,109 of 13,578)
• November 2014 (mid-term congressional election): 22.2% (3,282 of 14,775)
• March 2016 (presidential primary): 20.1% (2,747 of 13,679)
• August 2016 (off-year general election and state primary): 26.7% (3,695 of 13,817)
• November 2016 (presidential/congressional general election): 51.8% (7,203 of 13,920)
• August 2018 (general election and state primary): 53.9% (7,363 of 13,674)
• November 2018 (mid-term congressional election): 40.5% (5,585 of 13,782)
• March 2020 (presidential primary): 10.8% (1,509 of 13,933)
• August 2020 (off-year general election and state primary): 17.5% (2,454 of 14,064)
• November 2020 (presidential/congressional general election): 63.3% (9,117 of 14,402)
• August 2022 (general election and state primary): 52.3% (6,944 of 13,274)
• November 2022 (mid-term congressional election): 29.5% (3,953 of 13,405)
• March 2024 (presidential primary): 11.7% (1,564 of 13,384)
• August 2024 (off-year general election and state primary): 17.0% (2,315 of 13,595)
• November 2024 (presidential/congressional general election): 68.8% (9,668 of 14,055)
• August 2026 (general election and state primary): 45.1% (6,249 of 13,859)