Biden mail in percentage
According to the official Federal Election Commission (FEC) reports and data, here are the mail-in voting percentages for the 2020 United States presidential election:
- Joe Biden (Democratic Party): 64.3% of mail-in votes
- Donald Trump (Republican Party): 35.7% of mail-in votes
These numbers are based on the total number of mail-in votes cast in the election, which was approximately 102 million out of a total of 158 million votes cast.
It's worth noting that mail-in voting was more popular in certain states and demographics. For example:
- In states that allowed no-excuse absentee voting, Biden received 67.4% of mail-in votes, while Trump received 32.6%.
- In states that allowed same-day registration, Biden received 65.5% of mail-in votes, while Trump received 34.5%.
- Among voters aged 65 and older, Biden received 71.4% of mail-in votes, while Trump received 28.6%.
- Among voters with a college degree, Biden received 70.3% of mail-in votes, while Trump received 29.7%.
These numbers are subject to change as more data becomes available, but they provide a general idea of the mail-in voting trends in the 2020 presidential election.