Pennsylvania

Deminpenn

(16,363 posts) Tue Oct 22, 2024, 09:16 AM Oct 22

Final PA voter registration stats [View all]

Monday, Oct 21st was the last day to register to vote in PA. As of that date, registered voters are slightly down from 2020 at 9.088M (2024) vs 9.09M (2020).

Dems lost about 257k voters, Rs gained about 130.7k voters with Ind/Other gaining about 124k. There are now over 1M Ind/unaffiliated registered voters in PA and 347k 3rd party registered voters. Dems hold about a 300k registration advantage statewide.

Pennsylvania voter registrations have been slowly realigning with how voters are voting. For many years, my county had a Dem registration edge, but consistently voted for R for president and usually, but not always, voting R for statewide and local candidates. Registration is now majority R which is line with how the county has been voting.

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Final PA voter registration stats [View all] Deminpenn Oct 22 OP

127k unaffiliated voters. Wonder if a lot of those were young people arlyellowdog Oct 22 #1

Unfortunately, the registration stats don't show a breakdown Deminpenn Oct 22 #3

Ok that's impressive work! arlyellowdog Oct 22 #7

If only that were true, Deminpenn Oct 22 #11

Yes, Beaver County has been trending red for twenty years. John1956PA Oct 22 #2

It makes sense, the demographics are generally Deminpenn Oct 22 #4

And a lot of landowners who got money from fracking. n/t John1956PA Oct 22 #8

Yet there's a surprising amount of opposition Deminpenn Oct 22 #10

Yes. Companies learned to locate these polluting plants along riverbanks such as this one is. John1956PA Oct 22 #12

Actually, Kerry was the last Dem to win it. Self Esteem Oct 22 #5

Thank you for the correction. I did not recall the red edges in 2008 and 2012. n/t John1956PA Oct 22 #6

Don't forget that our closed primaries are part of the reason FakeNoose Oct 22 #9

Stopped by our local Dem county HQ Deminpenn Oct 23 #13

Update as of 10/28/24 Deminpenn Oct 29 #14