Total National Voter Registration - December 31st, 2025
🔴Republicans: -29,327
🔵Democrats: -81,654
🟡Others: +43,673
Arizona year-end maintenance pushed the nation into the negative column in December, and the total Democratic edge over Republicans dropped by 0.03%.
@B_Koehler3 The NC BOE is not active voters, but total voters. This link here - https://t.co/dQYsenPyG7 updates on Sunday evenings and offers the full voter file, which can be sorted to remove inactive voters.
@gercohen If 1,139 RRPs were counted / 10 rejected, does that mean that, out of all other provisionals, 138 were fully counted / 516 partially counted, and 1,535 rejected? (That's a very high provisional rejection rate, no?)
Total: 3,338 = 1,277 counted / 516 partial / 1,545 rejected.
@BryanRAnderson Bryan, do u have a total count or estimate of the registration repair provisionals to be counted by county?
(Those, still, have not been counted, correct?)
@TheDataGooroo DA, your 2022 and 2024 numbers include absentee mail accumulated through day 1 of EV.
IPEV-only numbers for day one in Wake were very different.
Day-by-day 2022 and 2024 in Wake can be found here: https://t.co/NpPSuovUFV
@Drexler771@ChazNuttycombe As a rabid NYJ fan, you have no idea how much your avatar pains me. Alas, pretty much any former Jets QB does the same; it's not specific to Zach.
Unfortunately, no, not this year.
If Multnomah County started with ten Democrats and 5 Republicans, the two-party split would be D: 66.67% and R: 33.33%. Democrats would enjoy a 33.33% edge.
Take away 3 Democrats and 2 Republicans, and you end up with 7 Democratic registrations and 3 Republican registrations. Now, the two-party split would be D: 70% and R: 30%. Democrats would enjoy a 40% edge.
Raw numbers down, % higher. Same idea here but on a larger scale.