While Republicans see that red and democrats feel blue, they are independent and voters of third parties who still show the augment in the latest registration issues of voters from the Department of State.
From October last year before the presidential election, the Democrats lost almost 4.2 percent of their registered voters, falling to 3.98 million. Republicans, closing the gap to below 175,000, still felt 1.15 percent of its base.
However, the independent and registration of the third pages noticed an augment with a total value of almost three quarters by one percent. Although this may not seem much, it is certainly a sign that voters prefer another option at the moment of the election cycle.
Of the 10 poviats with the most recording “without connections” eight of 10 recorded an augment since October last year, run by Montgomery (+2.7%), Bucks (+2.2%) and Berk (+2.2%). Only Allegheny (-1.6%) and Lehigh (-0.3%) have a decrease in independent registration.
What some consider a mass exodus from the Democratic Party seems to snail-paced down, because the “blue” poviats have stopped the tide in the last three months. Berks (-4.6%), Allegheny (-4.4%), Lehigh (-4.1%) and Delaware (-4.0%) were witnesses of declines by more than 4%of their ranks.
The great aged party should continue to celebrate, because the gap narrows, but from October Westmoreland’s Ferry has noted an augment in republican registration, while Delaware (-3.3%), Chester (-2.8%) and Allegheny (-2.5%) recorded decreases by over 2%.
Some attributed to the automatic registration of voters (AVR) on the swings preferences of the election party. From September 2023, independent/3. The parties were a selection of 35.6% of recent registrants, while the Republicans are next at 33.4%. Democrats, many of which considered to exercise the recent law, the trail at 31.0%.
The largest democratic poviats
The Embarrassment, Total Demes October 24 | % Change
- Philadelphia, 767 574 | 796,221 | -3.6%
- Allegheny, 499,485 | 522.563 | -4.4%
- Montgomery, 300 726 | 310,207 | -3.1%
- Delaware, 199,972 | 208 246 | -4.0%
- Bucks, 192 350 | 199,932 | -3.8%
- Chester, 157,235 | 162 840 | -3.4%
- Lancaster 110 591 | 114 199 | -3.2%
- Lehigh, 109 643 | 114 299 | -4.1%
- Berks, 103 744 | 108 704 | -4.6%
- Northampton, 94 698 | 98 549 | -3.9%
Registered democratic change
3 806 544 | 3 971 607 | -4.16%
The largest republican poviats
ENTRY, TOTAL GOP October 24 | % Change
- Allegheny, 264,188 | 270 952 | -2.5%
- Montgomery, 208 604 | 212,792 | -2.0%
- Bucks, 202 198 | 203 901 | -0.8%
- Lancaster, 183 744 | 185 018 | -0.7%
- York, 167,520 | 170 667 | -1.8%
- Chester, 151 781 | 156 183 | -2.8%
- Delaware, 145 024 | 149 923 | -3.3%
- Philadelphia, 130 925 | 131 600 | -0.5%
- Westmoreland, 130 719 | 130.712 | 0.0%
- Berks, 117.419 | 117 619 | -0.2%
Registered change of GOP
3 631 635 | 3 673 783 | -1,15%
The largest poviats “without connections” (Does not include 3D pages)
The Embarrassment, total does not apply to October % Change
- Philadelphia, 141 596 | 138 897 | +1.9%
- Allegheny, 107 108 | 108 834 | -1.6%
- Montgomery, 77 940 | 75 906 | +2.7%
- Bucks, 65 565 | 64,179 | +2.2%
- Chester, 55 100 | 54 708 | +0.7%
- York, 49 281 | 48,910 | +0.8%
- Lancaster, 47.135 | 46 093 | +0.3%
- Delaware, 46,243 | 45 569 | +1.5%
- Lehigh, 43,235 | 43 363 | -0.3%
- Berks, 37 721 | 36 897 | +2.2%
Registered lack of change in belonging
1 103 810 | 1 096 427 | +0.7%
Age Groups |. Total % Change from April
- 18 to 24: 798,943 | -2.3% | (D) 41.21% (R) 35.24% (O) 23.55%
- 25 to 34: 1 438 395 | +0.5% (D) 45.20% (R) 32.53% (O) 22.27%
- 35 to 44: 1 434 600 | +0.9% (D) 43.99% (R) 35.57% (O) 20.44%
- 45 DO-54: 1 281.745 | 0.0% (R) 42.27% (D) 40.39% (O) 17.44%
- 55 to 64: 1 470 468 | 0.0% (R) 48.28% (D) 39.25% (O) 12.47%
- 65 to 74: 1 386 692 | +0.5% (R) 45.43% (D) 44.72% (O) 9.85%
- 75+: 1 051.006 | +1.3% (R) 46.64% (D) 45.79% (O) 7.57%
