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No wonder Krispi Gnome was Governor.. Anyone can vote in North Dakota. And their votes count more with the electoral college.
As of August 2025, there are approximately 189.5 million registered voters in the United States, representing almost eight out of every ten eligible Americans aged 18 or older. However, both the overall number of registrants and the rate of registration vary significantly by state and party affiliation.
Registration numbers and party affiliation
Total numbers (August 2025): There are around 44.1 million registered Democrats and 37.4 million registered Republicans in the nation. About 34.3 million voters have no party affiliation or are registered as independents.
Largest states: The states with the highest number of total registered voters are California (22.9 million), Texas (18.3 million), and Florida (13.5 million).
Fastest-growing group: Independent and third-party registrations are growing the fastest, rising to 32% of voters in 2025 across states that report this data. This trend has disproportionately affected Democratic registrations, which saw a decline from 2024 to 2025.
State-level trends: While independents grow, Republicans have also gained ground in registrations in key states like Nevada, Arizona, and North Carolina.
Registration rates by state
Voter registration rates vary significantly by state, and not all states report data or require party affiliation.
Highest rates:
Minnesota: Has the highest registration rate at 83.6%.
Other high-rate states: Seven other states (Oregon, New Jersey, Mississippi, Michigan, Iowa, Kentucky, and Maryland) and Washington, DC, all have registration rates above 80%.
Lowest rates:
Arkansas: Has the lowest rate in the nation at 64.7%.
Other low-rate states: Ten states have rates below 69.9%.
No registration required: North Dakota does not require voter registration and therefore does not report registration statistics.
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