Sentences with phrase «republican voter enrollment»

Still, the Southern Tier district remains one with a Republican voter enrollment edge and no Democrat has held the seat in nearly a century.

Not exact matches

Blank or unaffiliated voters in New York continue to gain ground in enrollment with registered Republicans, statistic released Monday by the state Board of Elections show.

Even further back to the start of the decade in April, Republicans had an enrollment of 2.7 million, with unaffiliated voters cresting at just over 2 million registrations.

The poll found Akshar leads Fiala 59 percent to 31 percent among likely voters in the district that has a Republican enrollment edge.

The Chautauqua County Board of Elections released its official 2018 voter registration enrollment totals on Friday, revealing that, for the first time since 2008, there are more registered Republicans in the county than Democrats.

«It's a 2 - 1 Democratic county,» Christopher Grant, a Republican political consultant said, referencing the 130,000 Democratic voter enrollment advantage over Republicans in Erie County when asked about Howard's campaign spending.

Even if lawmakers redraw their own boundaries (which, given voter enrollment, will have to look pretty crazy in order to stack the deck for Republican senators), a presidential election year will makes their majority tenuous.

Republicans hold an enrollment advantage in the district, but Batman has won races for Scipio town supervisor and Cayuga County Legislature in districts with more GOP voters than Democrats.

Based on past election results, enrollment figures, and fundraising totals, it's safe to assume that, barring any unexpected retirements, arrests or other major surprises, 23 seats currently controlled by Democrats, 21 seats controlled by Republicans and each of the five districts held by the IDC will return members of the same party that voters selected in 2014:

But after a GOP - led redistricting process last year, Republicans have an enrollment advantage of 5,658 voters over Democrats, according to Nassau Board of Elections records.

We started with the data on Greene County voter enrollment: only 25 % were Democrats and more than 50 % were Republicans or Conservatives.

And the incumbent's party has a significant edge in enrollment: 38.5 percent of the town's 218,040 voters are registered Republicans while 31.4 percent are registered Democrats.

Senate Republicans vow to win the majority outright, noting they have made a habit of beating the odds even as New York voter enrollment increased to its current 2:1 advantage for Democrats.

Despite its reputation as a Republican stronghold, Democrats actually enjoy a five - to - three enrollment advantage among active voters.

Levy noted that while Nassau Democrats have an enrollment edge of some 47,000 voters, Nassau Republicans have historically voted in larger numbers.

Republicans have a small voter enrollment advantage in the 50th District.

Registered Democrats outnumbered Republicans by about 9,000 voters in Orange County at the end of March, a tiny increase in the enrollment edge held by a party that used to be so deep in the minority that Republicans commanded a 17,000 - voter advantage as recently as 20 years ago.

Nearly 40 percent of the voter enrollment — almost 60,000 people — is Republican.

Republicans still maintain an enrollment advantage in the district: Enrolled GOP voters outnumber Democrats 69,801 to 61,006, according to the most recent Board of Elections data.

Still, Republicans are concentrating heavily on the Southern Tier - based seat, which covers four counties and has a GOP voter enrollment edge.

Senate Republicans arguably have the most to lose with a non-independent process, while Senate Democrats hope their overwhelming voter enrollment in New York will give them an edge with non-gerrymandered lines.

The race is to replace Republican former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos in a Nassau County district in which Democrats have a clear voter enrollment advantage.

Rather, DeFrancisco and other Republicans say the mix of Valesky's political moves, the district's voter enrollment and past campaign wins have made the party look elsewhere to keep its narrow majority in the Senate in this fall's elections.

The Democrats have a slight enrollment edge with 27,763 voters to the Republicans» 21,771.

While Republican's hold an enrollment advantage in the district, they do not represent a plurality, which means independent voters will play a major factor.

He attributed the loss to voter anger at incumbents and Democrats and to a Republican party enrollment advantage in the district, which consists of the Syracuse suburbs of Clay, Cicero, Manlius, Pompey and LaFayette.

While Democrats have the largest party enrollment with 32,463 registered voters to the Republicans» 26,128 voters, there are 31,469 unaffiliated voters the two major parties attempt to attract through the minor party lines.

«And I think that the risk is elevated in an environment like Westchester County, where there's a great disadvantage in enrollment for Republicans and a great reliance on Independent voters.»

But as the town's population has since more than doubled, Democrats over those decades have gradually overtaken Republicans in voter enrollment — «like a glacier,» Kindel said.

In that election Republicans held a slight enrollment edge over Democrats, about 8,000 active voters, and the margin is now less than 3,000 active voters.

Republicans hold a voter enrollment edge in the district.

Erie County Republicans are cautiously optimistic about their candidates» chances this Tuesday, despite a Democratic voter enrollment edge.

At the same time, there does not appear to be much appetite to allow voters to switch enrollment from a blank to membership in order to participate in primary, nor has there been much of an effort in previous years to open the state's primaries to those voters not enrolled as Democrats or Republicans.

Democrats hold an enrollment advantage of more than 9000 in the county over Republicans, but small parties and voters not enrolled in any party are likely to hold the keys to the race.

Although the state does have a heavy Democratic voter enrollment advantage, the GOP has held the state Senate nearly nonstop for decades, partly due to the drawing of Senate districts to maximize Republican voters.

Democrats also have a voter enrollment advantage over Republicans in the district.

Republicans have a 14,000 voter edge over Democrats in active voter enrollment in the district.

Democrats still hold the enrollment edge in the 24th Congressional District, but with a large number of unaffiliated voters and more registered Conservatives, there is a level playing field for the race between U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei, D - Syracuse, and Republican challenger John Katko.

It has stayed in G.O.P. control for decades and has a Republican enrollment advantage of more than 9,000 registered voters, according to data with the state's Board of Elections.

According to updated voter enrollment numbers posted on the state Board of Elections website, there are 156,588 registered Democrats and 149,770 registered Republicans.

Given the Republican enrollment disadvantage, there has to be some way for the Republican to compete financially if he or she is going to break through with voters.»

In most, if not all, of these districts, Board of Elections voter enrollment data show registered Democrats outnumbering registered Republican voters 4 - to - 1, or more in some cases.

Republicans hold around a 7,000 voter enrollment advantage, but President Barack Obama won it in both 2008 and 2012.

In addition, Republicans, who two years ago held a 7,300 edge in voter enrollment in the 6th Senate District, now trail Democrats 78,278 - 75,426 - a nearly 10,000 vote swing - a major change for Mejias, who has had to run in a heavily GOP county legislative district.

He is a Republican in a city where Democrats have a 6 - to - 1 voter enrollment advantage.