The Census Bureau has released “Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2010”. The report can be seen at this link. The Census Bureau has been preparing this report for many decades. A new report is released after each Congressional election. The data is from surveys, not from election returns statistics.
Oregon, Washington, and Maine, have the highest participation. Oregon and Washington are the only two states that send ballots in the postal mail to all registered voters (although in 2010, Washington state had one county that didn’t do that). And Maine, in 2010, was one of the states with election day registration. Ironically, the Maine legislature repealed provision for election-day registration this year, but that change isn’t in effect because a referendum petition was filed to let voters vote on election-day registration in November 2012.
Gee – Oregon manages to survive with ALL mail ballots.
Good for the U.S. Postal Snail — to stimulate the economy.
P.R. and App.V. — ONE election — NO primaries.
What is the EVIL INSANE fixation with election-day registration ???
Do the usual suspects LOVE having MORON voters with NO knowledge of the politics in a State or local area show up and vote ???
Can a regime survive with having even 28 days – 4 weeks Elector residency before an election ???
ANY voters moving around State to State for the various primaries, caucuses and conventions and even general elections — i.e. even runoff general elections ???
http://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/voting/cb11-164.html
Press Release — note the stuff at the bottom
How many voters in ONE party regimes do NOT vote ??? — especially in one party gerrymander districts.
Is column B (total population) supposed to be total population over 18 or what?
Yeah sending ballots through postal mail is the way to go and that may explain why participation is highest.
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