As early voters prepare to head to the polls this week, a new study by personal finance site WalletHub finds Tennessee ranks sixth from the bottom in terms of voter engagement.

The rankings place Tennessee above only West Virginia, Alabama, New Mexico, Mississippi, and Hawaii. The most engaged voters were found in Maine, Washington, Colorado, Maryland, and Wyoming.

Tennessee’s rating was determined by looking at six categories as the compare with the rest of the country:

• Percentage of registered voters in 2016 presidential election: 37th.
• Percentage of electorate who voted in 2018 midterm elections: 39th.
• Percentage of electorate who voted in 2016 presidential election: 48th.
• Change in percentage of electorate who voted in 2016 elections vs. 2012 elections: 33rd.
• Total political contributions per adult population: 30th.
• Voter accessibility policies: 35th.