Non-Partisans Outnumber Republicans In Over 14% Of Assembly and Senate Districts

In addition to the interesting numbers hidden in the December 2014 voter registration totals, active voters registered as Non-Partisan outnumber active voters registered in the Republican Party in 14.3 percent of both assembly and senate districts. In no district do Non-Partisans outnumber those registered in the Democratic Party. In two assembly districts Republicans outnumber Non-Partisans by less than 100 voters.
District
% Democratic
% Republican
% Non-Partisan
% Other
SD 2
59
14
22
5
SD 4
62
14
19
5
SD 10
51
20
22
7
AD 6
67
9
19
5
AD 7 *
57
18.7
19.4
5
AD 11
59
13
23
5
AD 14
54
19
21
6
AD 16
49
20
24
7
AD 28
59
14
22
5
* Difference is 166 voters resulting in 19 percent each if rounded.
In AD 15 there are 4,822 Non-Partisans compared to 4,871 Republicans, a difference of 49 voters. In AD 24, the numbers are 6,235 Non-Partisans versus 6,331 Republicans, a difference of 96.

There are eight stateswhere independent voter registration outnumbers registration for both major parties. Is Nevada poised to join this list? If the current trend continues, I believe there is no question. The Nevada Election Modernization and Reform Act (NEMRA) will ensure Nevada’s elected officials truly represent the voters of the state.  

One Reply to “Non-Partisans Outnumber Republicans In Over 14% Of Assembly and Senate Districts”

  1. There is plenty of room in your chart above to separate out the Independent American Party registration data from the Libertarian registration data. I am puzzled why you don't do this.

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