Democrats crush GOP’s 2010 midterm elections popular vote record with 60 million votes

Published November 30, 2018 3:14am ET



The 2018 midterm elections were historic for a number of reasons, but one notable record-breaking statistic had to do with popular vote turnout for U.S. House races.

Both Republicans and Democrats broke the turnout record for a single party by millions of votes, as noted by Dave Wasserman, House editor for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.

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