New Arizona Registration Data

The Arizona Secretary of State has released the voter registration data as of April. The percentages: Republican 35.36%; Democratic 29.38%; Libertarian .77%; No Labels .68%; Green .07%; independent and other 33.75%.

At the previous tally, in January 2024, the percentages were: Republican 34.58%; Democratic 29.55%; Libertarian .79%; No Labels .66%; Green .06%; independent and other 34.38%.

The No Labels Party now has enough registration to remain on the ballot indefinitely, even if it has no candidates in November 2024. But in order to remain on, it must keep its registration above two-thirds of 1%. Thanks to Richard Grayson for this news.


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New Arizona Registration Data — 20 Comments

  1. The Republican-majority Arizona legislature created a “forensic audit” of the November 2020 election returns in Arizona. They spent months going over every ballot. In the end it turned out that Biden gained a handful of votes.

    The vast majority of county election heads in Arizona are Republicans. The vast majority of state court judges in Arizona are Republicans. So all three branches of government in Arizona that deal with elections are majority Republican. If you were applying for a job and were trying to show that you have analytical skills, would you be willing to show your prospective employer reasoning skills of this quality?

  2. I bet most of the people who registered as No Labels Party have no idea what it is and think it means no political party.

  3. There are lots of ways to cheat, such as ineligible registrations and absentee ballots under duress.

  4. Back in 2020 the registration was REP 34.89%. Dem 32.51% Ind 31.80% Lib .81 Much different from now. GOP has grown from 34.89% in 2020 to 35.36% today. Dems have fallen from 32.51% back in 2020 to 29.38%. Ind have grown from 31.80% in 2020 to 33.75… The major shift over 4 years is Dems switching to IND.

  5. Communists will be done stealing our elections soon. Trump will be the new sheriff in town who brings law and order back.

  6. ANY MATH CONNECTION WITH ELECTION PCT RESULTS AND INDEE PCT REGISTRATIONS ???

    IE IN YEAR NNNN, X PCT OF INDEES VOTED FOR D/R HACKS ???

  7. Libertarian:

    38,385, 0.90% GE 2020
    32,148, 0.78% GE 2022
    31,164, 0.77% current

    It’s a common trend for the LP, these days. Most states are down since the 2022 general election.

  8. Except your own numbers indicate a bigger decline from 2020 to 2022. How do you explain that?

  9. I didn’t offer any explanation for any part of that decline, “logician”. It isn’t exactly an apples to apples comparison because 2020 – 2022 is a full two years, while 2022 – 2024 is still short by half a year, although it is a presidential cycle which should drive higher voter registrations than the mid-term cycle.

    But, fwiw, between 2020 and 2022 there were 8 states which declined summing to -12,884 (Arizona was by far the largest), vs 22 stages which gained, summing to 73,226. Net +60,342.

    Between 2022 and 2024 (thus far), there are 18 states which declined summing to -21,545, vs 12 gainers summing to 20,659. Net -886.

    A net decline in voter registrations in a presidential cycle is troublesome, to say the least. The last two presidential cycles both saw gains of more than 100,000. I’m sure it will turn positive at some point, but this cycle could potentially be the worst growth year for the LP since 2006 – 2008. And that would match its terrible fundraising and worst on record signature membership growth so far this year. Points for consistency?

  10. A lot of us are becoming Republican again. Trump is looking better and better in retrospect in light of Bidenomics and the border crisis etc etc, the lp stepped in a big pile of crap over the lockdowns, face diapers, and the rest of the plannedpanic, and so on and so forth.

  11. Sad to see the disarray in the Libertarian Party and its declining support when the 2024 election needs a strong alternative.

  12. Trump is the best, and most libertarian, President since Andrew Jackson. In his second term, he’ll be even better than Andrew Jackson.

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