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Comparison of 2012 One-stop Voting to 2008 and 2010

Susan Myrick — Thu, 03 May 2012 17:26:09 +0000

These two charts are comparisons of this primary’s one-stop voting turnout to 2008 and 2010 turnout. All numbers are through the Wednesday before the last Saturday in the one-stop voting period.

Click here to see the first chart I posted comparing 2012 to 2008.

NCVoteTracker Now Includes “Ballot Requested” Info

Susan Myrick — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 16:38:01 +0000

We have added new information to the NC Vote Tracker - you can now see the ballots requested and voted – by party.

When voting in a primary in North Carolina, registered Democrats receive the Democratic ballot, registered Republicans receive the Republican ballot, Libertarians would get the Libertarian ballot and unaffiliated voters have the option to request any of the party’s ballots or a non-partisan ballot. The new data has been situated under the Party category and looks like this:

Party

Democrats 38,378
Republicans 26,448
Unaffiliateds 16,669
Libertarians 135

Ballot Requested

Democratic 44,126
Republican 34,370
Unaffiliated 2,865
Libertarian 269

These numbers show that 47.01% of the voters are Democrats, 32.40% are Republicans, unaffiliated voters are at 20.42% and Libertarians make-up .17% of the voters thus far. But, 54.06% of the ballots voted have been Democratic ballots, 42.10% have been Republican ballots, only 3.51% of the ballots requested have been non-partisan ballots and .33% Libertarian ballots.

NC Counties Vote Early

Susan Myrick — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 18:12:30 +0000

Did I hear someone wish for a table that included vote totals for the counties? (votes through April 23, 2012)

county_desc	CountOfvoter_reg_num
ALAMANCE	856
ALEXANDER	605
ALLEGHANY	216
ANSON	391
ASHE	224
AVERY	99
BEAUFORT	405
BERTIE	227
BLADEN	735
BRUNSWICK	1240
BUNCOMBE	3709
BURKE	748
CABARRUS	658
CALDWELL	1232
CAMDEN	25
CARTERET	709
CASWELL	84
CATAWBA	968
CHATHAM	1086
CHEROKEE	140
CHOWAN	160
CLAY	178
CLEVELAND	647
COLUMBUS	440
CRAVEN	775
CUMBERLAND	948
CURRITUCK	77
DARE	235
DAVIDSON	744
DAVIE	335
DUPLIN	142
DURHAM	5286
EDGECOMBE	483
FORSYTH	1433
FRANKLIN	321
GASTON	1321
GATES	24
GRAHAM	67
GRANVILLE	519
GREENE	165
GUILFORD	1532
HALIFAX	242
HARNETT	441
HAYWOOD	493
HENDERSON	1736
HERTFORD	373
HOKE	182
HYDE	8
IREDELL	997
JACKSON	371
JOHNSTON	621
JONES	36
LEE	486
LENOIR	561
LINCOLN	420
MACON	348
MADISON	99
MARTIN	70
MCDOWELL	315
MECKLENBURG	1355
MITCHELL	339
MONTGOMERY	88
MOORE	469
NASH	712
NEW HANOVER	1374
NORTHAMPTON	43
ONSLOW	858
ORANGE	1479
PAMLICO	90
PASQUOTANK	290
PENDER	391
PERQUIMANS	79
PERSON	504
PITT	1210
POLK	315
RANDOLPH	1027
RICHMOND	353
ROBESON	1690
ROCKINGHAM	389
ROWAN	510
RUTHERFORD	358
SAMPSON	181
SCOTLAND	330
STANLY	361
STOKES	89
SURRY	449
SWAIN	87
TRANSYLVANIA	749
TYRRELL	42
UNION	1001
VANCE	599
WAKE	1702
WARREN	216
WASHINGTON	125
WATAUGA	643
WAYNE	1112
WILKES	485
WILSON	1043
YADKIN	115
YANCEY	173

NCVOTETRACKER.com Update

Susan Myrick — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:57:07 +0000

Today’s numbers (according to the State Board of Elections) reflect early voting through last night. NC Vote Tracker does a great job translating the early voting data.

So far 61,413 people have voted in the primary election – 56,039 at one-stop sites.

Dem 28,824

Rep 19,892

Una 12,594

Lib 103

Unaffiliated voters continue to ask for more Republican ballots:

Unaffiliated voters asked for:

5,987 Republican ballots

4,337 Democratic ballots

and 2,270 non-partisan ballots

Durham county leads with 5,286 voters voting, followed by Buncombe at 3,709. Two surprises in the top 5 counties voting are #3 Henderson county at 1,702 and #5 Robeson at 1,690 voters.

Vote Tracker Update – April 9, 2012

Susan Myrick — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 14:24:12 +0000

According to the State Board of Elections data, 1,433 voters have returned their absentee ballots to their county board of elections office. So far the breakout of ballots returned by party looks like this:

Democrat          596
Republican       508
Unaffiliated       324
Libertarian            5

But, Unaffiliated voters are eligible to vote either a Democratic, Republican or non-partisan ballot and so far unaffiliated voters have overwhelmingly requested Republican ballots:

Democratic          82
Republican         156
non-partisan        85

Mecklenburg, Guilford and Pitt counties are all out-voting Wake County at this time. Click here to find out how your county is voting.