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2,538 of 3,143 counties reported enough returned mail ballots to compute a rate. The rest are hatched rather than shaded — a county that handled 40 ballots shouldn't be coloured as though its rate means something.
States with no county figures
A blank state reads as “nothing was rejected here” unless someone says otherwise, so: these states did not report mail ballot outcomes at county level in the 2024 survey. It is a gap in the data, not a result.
Alabama no county-level figures (67 counties)
Alaska no county-level figures (29 counties) — Alaska runs elections through state regions, not boroughs
Connecticut no county-level figures (8 counties) — Connecticut administers elections by town rather than by county
Mississippi no county-level figures (82 counties)
Arkansas 32 of 75 counties reported
Highest rates in the country
Conway, AR 24.86%
Warren, MO 21.29%
Henderson, TX 18.98%
Hot Spring, AR 18.36%
Crawford, MO 17.92%
Osage, MO 17.91%
Saline, AR 17.65%
Allen, KY 15.28%
Cleburne, AR 14.71%
Greene, AR 14.7%
Free to use and republish, including commercially. Source: U.S. Election Assistance Commission, 2024 Election Administration and Voting Survey, published June 30 2025. Rates exclude ballots rejected only because the voter later voted in person. Per-state maps →
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