Voter turnout in various regions across the United States has shown significant declines in recent primary elections. In Guam, turnout began slowly, with local concerns primarily centered around mayoral races, as highlighted by voters like Debbie Irizarry and first-time voter Keniann Susuico. Meanwhile, Spokane County and Cowlitz County in Washington reported only about 15% of ballots returned, down from previous election cycles, with voters expressing decision paralysis due to crowded candidate fields. In Arizona, the publication of election results has been delayed due to a new state law, raising concerns for upcoming elections. This trend of low engagement has prompted criticism, with some commentators expressing disappointment in the apathy shown by voters. The situation highlights a growing need for increased voter participation and awareness of the electoral process.