Ranking of Washington Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020

Updated on August 22, 2023.

According to the data from the US 2020 Census, as at April 2020, Jefferson County had the highest voting-age population percentage in Washington (87.79%), followed by San Juan County (85.78%), and Whitman County (84.47%).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties with high voting-age population percentage, and the table below shows the ranking of all Washington counties based on the percentage of the population that were in the voting-age (18 years and over) group.

You can also see the ranking of counties by population for other states as well as for the whole United States.

Ranking of Washington Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020
Jefferson
San Juan
Whitman
Clallam
Columbia
Pacific
Wahkiakum
Island
Kittitas
Skamania
Ranking of Washington Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020
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Rank County % of County Voting-age Population
1 Jefferson County 87.79
2 San Juan County 85.78
3 Whitman County 84.47
4 Clallam County 83.71
5 Columbia County 82.92
6 Pacific County 82.85
7 Wahkiakum County 82.66
8 Island County 81.95
9 Kittitas County 81.46
10 Skamania County 81.41
11 Ferry County 81.23
12 Pend Oreille County 81.17
13 Mason County 81.04
14 Klickitat County 80.47
15 Whatcom County 80.44
16 Grays Harbor County 80.03
17 King County 79.90
18 Kitsap County 79.66
19 Asotin County 79.56
20 Walla Walla County 79.25
21 Lincoln County 78.91
22 Stevens County 78.82
23 Garfield County 78.70
24 Skagit County 78.53
25 Thurston County 78.39
26 Okanogan County 78.33
27 Spokane County 78.16
28 Lewis County 77.91
29 Chelan County 77.66
30 Cowlitz County 77.30
31 Snohomish County 77.27
32 Pierce County 77.01
33 Clark County 76.66
34 Douglas County 74.99
35 Benton County 73.79
36 Yakima County 71.82
37 Grant County 71.53
38 Franklin County 68.53
39 Adams County 66.12