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Voter Registration Changes: Nov 2020 to Jul 2024
KanekoaTheGreat
@KanekoaTheGreat
Voter Registration Changes: Nov 2020 to Jul 2024
🔴 Republicans: +393,365
🔵 Democrats: -3,584,321
⚪️ Independents: +1,802,932
UngaTheGreat
@UngaTheGreat
Gallup: GOP Overtakes Democrats in Voter Identification for First Time
A Gallup poll shows:
➡️ More Americans now lean Republican over Democrat, with 48% siding with the GOP compared to 45% with Democrats.
➡️ Voters trust Republicans more on key issues like the economy and immigration, seeing them as better at safeguarding prosperity and security.
➡️ Just 22% are satisfied with the country's direction, and President Biden's approval rating has sunk to 39%.
➡️ The economic index also paints a grim picture, highlighting widespread pessimism and poor conditions.
@Gallup
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: putnam6
The "normal" Republican Party wants to dump MAGA. That would make MAGA "independents", would it not?
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: putnam6
The "normal" Republican Party wants to dump MAGA. That would make MAGA "independents", would it not?
originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: putnam6
That's such a creepy pic of Walz; it looks like he's sniffing KH's hair..
A total of 2,196,365 voters were added to the Rep. and 'all other' rolls, while Dems lost 3,584,321 voters. That's a tiny drop of water in a big pond of 162.42 million registered voters. 1,348,024 are no longer listed as registered voters-so voter roll cleanup?
True, if you think nationally instead of electorally, all will depend on where or what those independent voters do, if they sit out and voted Democrat in Pennsylvania that's a net plus for the GOP, if the numbers of the states were registration is tracked holds in the Rust Belt and the South it would seem to favor the Republicans, or thats my rationale
49.1% of registered voters are between the age of 18-24 while 46% are in the 35-49 year age group. Campaigning on a 'free perks for votes' works well for our youth and they're more likely to get out and vote than other groups.
We will see but I know plenty of Boomers who feel like this is our last hurrah, they are motivated to vote like never before. As for the youth there is a certain segment that's completely apathetic to both parties again it depends on where and how many ae motivated.
The graph looked so promising until I broke it down. For example, of the 22 million registered voters in Californis 46% are Democrat with 25% being Republican. I'm not seeing any statistcal significance.
California isn't going red however what is significant is that the number is so large is likely to bleed over into neighboring states like Nevada and Arizona
Our youth are all for a socalistic administration while other age groups have become more apathetic to voting for what they perceive as lame duck candidates or have the defeatist attitude of 'why bother voting; the Dems are going to cheat another win anyway'.
Either way, I think the election results are going to make the riots of the 60's look like childs' play.
123-DAY REPORT OF REGISTRATION
July 5, 2024, for the November 5, 2024, General Election
TRENDS
Since the last 123-Day Report of Registration for a General in a Presidential election year (July 3,
2020):
• The total voter registration in the state increased from 20,921,513 to 22,171,899.
• The percentage of eligible Californians who are registered to vote decreased from 83.49% to
82.43%.
• The percentage of voters who have no party preference decreased from 24.04% to 21.88%.
• The percentage of voters registered with a qualified political party increased from 74.86% to
76.93%.
• The percentage of voters registered with the Democratic Party decreased from 46.32% to 46.19%.
• The percentage of voters registered with the Republican Party increased from 23.99% to 24.73%.
The share of registered voters who are Democrats (46.2%) has increased slightly since 2020 (45.3%), the year of the last presidential election. The share of Republicans (24.7%) has held steady (23.9% in 2020).