On November 1, the Wyoming Secretary of State released new voter registration data. Percentages are: Republican 68.36%; Democratic 19.61%; Libertarian .64%; Constitution .20%; independent and miscellaneous 11.19%.
In February 2016 the percentages had been: Republican 69.45%; Democratic 19.34%; Libertarian .50%; Constitution .14%; independent and miscellansous 10.57%.
On October 21, the Maine Secretary of State released new registration data. The percentages: Democratic 32.58%; Republican 26.84%; Green 4.02%; Libertarian .54%; independent and miscellaneous 36.01%.
In February 2016 the percentages had been: Democratic 31.41%; Republican 26.69%; Green 4.07%; Libertarian .46%; independent and miscellaneous 37.38%.
On November 1, Nebraska’s Secretary of State released new registration data. The percentages: Republican 48.10%; Democratic 30.59%; Libertarian .91%; independent 20.40%. No one is registered into any unqualified party in Nebraska. The form does not have a blank line in the section that asks about political party choice. When a party goes off the ballot in Nebraska, all its members are converted to independents, whether they desire this or not.
In February 2016 the percentages were: Republican 48.41%; Democratic 30.45%; Libertarian .61%; independent 20.53%.
The Wisconsin state elections office has posted this list of declared write-in candidates, for president and other office. Thanks to Tony Roza for the link.
On November 4, Robert Satiacum, a Washington state Democratic elector candidate, again said he won’t vote for Hillary Clinton if he is elected. He made the statement to a reporter. See this story.
