2016 General Election Analysis

My apologies for the delay in providing an election analysis for the November election. As you can guess, collecting election data from across the entire state can be a daunting task.

This report includes information for the entire state. If you are interested in receiving an analysis for a specific congressional, state senate, or state house district or a specific county, please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss the project.

Statewide, Republican Primary voters ended up being one-third of the people who showed up to vote in November. The next largest group was voters who had voted in a prior General Election but had not voted in a primary election. This group made up 29.1% of the total votes cast.

Voters with no previous primary or general election history made up 18.3% of the votes cast. This same group made up 15.3% of the voters in the 2012 General Election.

A larger percentage of Democratic Primary voters sat this election out than Republican Primary voters. Of the people with prior Democratic Primary history, 81.5% voted in November (86.0% of previous Republican Primary voters voted).

The report includes additional breakdowns and is available here: