What three states are likely to have the highest % of people not voting...

[Eraserhead]

Select three options. You can change your votes over time if you so desire. The poll will be open until a month before the general election.

[IceSpear]

Utah, Vermont, Alaska

[Xing]

Alaska, Montana, and Utah.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Utah and Vermont seem like two of the most likely. Funny how they were the only two partisan Republican states in 1912.

[nclib]

I voted UT, ME, and AK.

In 2012 it was AK NM OR.

[Boston Bread]

UT, AK, and NM (assuming Johnson is the Libertarian nominee - otherwise MT)

[Virginiá]

UT, AK, and NM (assuming Johnson is the Libertarian nominee - otherwise MT)

Why New Mexico? Trump is going to drive Hispanic turnout through the roof, and considering that NM is majority-minority, I don't see how their turnout would be on the lower side of the spectrum. Unless I am missing something here that is specific to New Mexico?

[Kingpoleon]

Does this mean highest third party vote?

If so:
Alaska
New Hampshire
Minnesota

[The Free North]

The states with the highest hispanic populations...who traditionally have the lowest voter turnout of any major demographic group.

So: NM, CA, TX

[Boston Bread]

UT, AK, and NM (assuming Johnson is the Libertarian nominee - otherwise MT)

Why New Mexico? Trump is going to drive Hispanic turnout through the roof, and considering that NM is majority-minority, I don't see how their turnout would be on the lower side of the spectrum. Unless I am missing something here that is specific to New Mexico?

NM was Johnson's highest performance in 2012, and is his home state. Without Johnson as the nominee there is no reason for NM to have such a high third party vote.

[Zuza]

UT, AK, and NM (assuming Johnson is the Libertarian nominee - otherwise MT)

Why New Mexico? Trump is going to drive Hispanic turnout through the roof, and considering that NM is majority-minority, I don't see how their turnout would be on the lower side of the spectrum. Unless I am missing something here that is specific to New Mexico?

That depends on how you interpret "the highest % of people not voting for either Clinton or Trump in the general election". It could mean either a % of a total voting-age population, or a % of those who voted.

[Virginiá]

Yes, you guys are right. I misinterpreted the thread title

[Eraserhead]

Utah, Vermont, Alaska

I voted for the same three.

UT, AK, and NM (assuming Johnson is the Libertarian nominee - otherwise MT)

Why New Mexico? Trump is going to drive Hispanic turnout through the roof, and considering that NM is majority-minority, I don't see how their turnout would be on the lower side of the spectrum. Unless I am missing something here that is specific to New Mexico?

That depends on how you interpret "the highest % of people not voting for either Clinton or Trump in the general election". It could mean either a % of a total voting-age population, or a % of those who voted.

Just to clarify, I'm only talking about the % of those who actually vote. Sorry for the confusion.

[Eraserhead]

Shameless bump for more votes.