Statewide, voter turnout at this year's election was down slightly compared to 2012, with a rate of 74 percent, but there were wide variations from county to county. Some experts say that could have played a role in an unexpectedly tight result, with Democrat Hillary Clinton edging out Republican Donald Trump in Minnesota by one percentage point.
Minnesota's voter turnout by county
Largest turnout increases were in central Minnesota, where support for Trump was high
November 13, 2016 at 12:24AM
The largest increases in percentage of voting-age residents casting ballots were in central Minnesota, counties that supported Trump, according to a Star Tribune analysis. Turnout in the Twin Cities metro and the northeastern corner of the state -- areas that typically support the Democratic candidate -- were mostly flat or slightly down.
Look up your county's 2012 and 2016 voter turnout, as percentage of voting-age residents, in this table:
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