Record voter turnout marks 1992 election wave
Officials report about 104 million Americans voted, the highest turnout since 1972, with Louisiana, Georgia and Virginia setting participation records and Nebraska reporting a total-vote high despite blizzards. Long lines, broken machines, and ballot shortages caused delays in several states.
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Maryland records strong turnout since 1952 election
Maryland posted 1,884,705 votes from 2,462,789 registered voters, 76.5 percent, among the highest turnout levels since Dwight Eisenhower’s 1952 win. Estimates suggest turnout may reach 80 percent after absentees and nonpresidential ballots are counted, surpassing 1960 JFK and nationwide rates. Political observer John Willis notes a generational shift with postwar voters driving participation.
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