2018: Democrats lead GOP by 12 million registered voters, 40% D, 29% R, 28%

[Madmallard]

Democrats hold a massive voter lead in states that require party registration, a gap of 12 million that could be key to whether the party takes control of the House and Senate in the fall midterm congressional elections, according to a new analysis.

2018: Democrats lead GOP by 12 million registered voters, 40% D, 29% R, 28% I

 

[redtail]

And Hillary had a 98% chance of winning.

 

[Toecutter]

Shows you how many democrats voted for trump.

 

[Twogunwilly]

Shows you how many democrats voted for trump.

Or how many registered commie just to vote against her in the primary.

 

[Burzum]

Nearly 50 years of Ted Kennedy's immigration bill becoming law has given us 50 million immigrants, 85% from the third world, somewhere between 2/3 to 3/4 register as Democrats,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,liberal immigration and open borders ONLY helps ONE party.

Also aside from America-hating meathead Liberals thank the Koch brothers for pushing an open border among RINOs.

 

[masterswimmer]

This here registered dem voted Trump and Astorino! Polls mean everything

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

Vote.

 

[minderasr]

How many are illegal aliens, or dead?

 

[Criticalt]

In my experience, most independents lean right.
There has always been more registered democrats than republicans, yet 2/3 of our nations legislators are republican.......go figure.
Also, MANY registered democrats are NOT liberals.
Many of the politicians running this November are HARD leaning liberals who dems wont vote for.

 

[MikeyCNY]

I know several people who registered as (D) just to vote in primaries..

 

[Grimscale]

That article sounds like someone's lame attempt to garner up support for the Democrats.
If the Democrats had a 12mil advantage, then how did they lose?
Having lost, why would you EVER think that advantage means the Democrats will do well in the upcoming mid-term elections?

And, finally...

“Yet it also can be argued that registering Democratic or Republican is far more of a statement than it once was. In the current age of sharp-edged partisanship, there is far more than a ‘dime’s worth of difference’ between the two major parties, so registering as a Democrat or Republican is a very intentional act of differentiation,”

I seriously doubt people are registering to differentiate themselves from anyone else.
The majority are registered based on what their parents do, and apathy means they are not likely to re-register and change their party.

The rest?
Well, we are registering in an effort to subvert the parties from within, and/or to try to restore them to what they should have been by working against their 'agenda' from within.

So, overall, this whole article is just bullshit, conjecture, ignorance, and wishful thinking.

 

[BDinPutnam]

I know several people who registered as (D) just to vote in primaries..