What is the Turnout Score?
Turnout Score
The higher the Turnout Score, the more likely the voter will turnout in a general election. The score range varies by state, as each state has a different number of elections each year.
Important - the Turnout Score has nothing to do with partisan affiliation or ideology.
Turnout Score Methodology
Most recent general election is weighted at 5 points
The general election prior to the most recent general is weighted at 3 points
Then each other election counts for 1 point (Primaries, Generals, or Municipals)
Primary Score
The Primary Score has a range of 0 to 4, and is simply the number of Republican primaries in which the voter participated over the last four Republican primaries. No points are given to Presidential Primary elections if it is a dedicated election held separate from the state primary.
0 = 0 out of last 4 Republican Primaries
1 = 1 out of last 4 Republican Primaries
2 = 2 out of last 4 Republican Primaries
3 = 3 out of last 4 Republican Primaries
4 = 4 out of last 4 Republican Primaries