YOUTH AND THE VOTE

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Arkansas

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VOTER TURNOUT 18-29
17.40% 38.40% 26.70% 38% 24.20% Frey*
VOTER TURNOUT 18-19
32% CIRCLE*
REGISTRATION RATE 18-24
48.20% 49.10% 42.40% 48.30% 40.90% Census*
VOTER TURNOUT 18-24
14.70% 33.10% 21.90% 32.10% 21.80% Census*

ARKANSAS

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21.80%

YOUTH TURNOUT

Ages 18-24 (Census)

ARKANSAS YOUTH VOTE

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TOP STRATEGIES/INITIATIVES TO INCREASE REGISTRATION & TURNOUT

Statewide Policies and Resources

High school Initiatives

College and University initiatives

Other Factors and Resources

  • In 2020, the University of Arkansas, League of Women Voters, AIGA and other nonprofits created a traveling exhibit: Get out the Vote: Empowering the Women’s Vote. 
  • Arkansas has one of the earliest deadlines for voter registration–30 days before the election. It also has a high rejection rate of absentee ballots and, despite a LWV lawsuit, does not inform voters. According to the Center for Public Integrity, these and other methods disproportionately affect Black citizens and make voting more challenging.
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