Voter turnout was 62.3% in 2008 (a historic year) and 57.5% in 2012. But when dealing with primaries, I think it might be closer to 20% of those numbers. But then the field is whittled to 2-3 generally after the first Super Tuesday before most of the country and big states even get to have a say.FatHobbit;1795385 wrote:Isn't it only like 20% of people who typically vote? I could see a scenario where there is an unusual voter turnout in either direction because people either buy into Trump's message or they want to stop him.
I have quite a few friends on Facebook that I suspect don't typically vote that are supporting Trump. (I also would not be surprised if they still don't vote)
LOL to your friends still not bothering to vote. This has been a really tough year for polls to predict, and I'm guessing they're going to be even worse in the general. Will Trump bring more voters to the poll? Will Sanders voters turn out for Hillary?