Weather Conditions Affect Voter Turnout in Key States

On Election Day, weather is anticipated to play a significant role in voter turnout, particularly in battleground states such as Michigan and Wisconsin, where rainfall is likely. Meanwhile, Arizona will experience milder temperatures in the 60s to low 70s Fahrenheit, remaining mostly dry. In Georgia, temperatures will reach the mid 70s to 80s, though light rainfall could occur in certain areas. Overall, varying weather conditions may impact the number of people who vote in person, affecting the election outcomes. Other states, including Nevada and North Carolina, are also expected to have diverse weather patterns, emphasizing the potential influence of climate on the electoral process.