Voter turnout in primary elections currently tends to be:

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Voter turnout in primary elections tends to be lower than in a general election. This is because primary elections are not as well publicized and tend to have lower voter interest and awareness. Additionally, primary elections are only held within a single party, so voters who are not affiliated with that party do not participate. General elections, on the other hand, involve all registered voters and tend to have higher voter turnout.

Voter Turnout in Primary Elections Currently Tends to Be