Voter Registration by Congressional District

[nclib]

In N.C. the breakdown is as follows:

Democratic advantage: 1-4, 7, 8, 11-13
Republican advantage: 5, 6, 9, 10

Democratic advantage/Republican Representative: 3, 8
Democratic advantage/voted Bush in 2004: 2, 3, 7, 8, 11

If anyone else knows of any other state's party registration by CD, please post it here.

[Padfoot]

For Iowa Dems have the advantage in 1-3 and Reps in 4&5.  As of 2006 their representatives reflect this advantage.

[Mr.Phips]

Dems have a registration advantage in all Kentucky districts.

http://elect.ky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/9B962D0A-E25D-43DE-8DE6-8603346E3433/96244/Jancong17.txt

[Padfoot]

Well I was bored so I decided to do Florida after all.

Dem advantage:2, 3, 11, 12, 17, 19, 20, 23
Rep advantage:1, 4-10, 13-16, 18, 21, 22, 24, 25

Rep advantage/Dem Representative: 16, 22
Dem advantage/Rep Representative: 12

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California

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 1,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14,15,16,17,20,23,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,43,51,53
GOP/GOP/GOP: 2,3,4,19,21,22,24,25,26,40,41,42,44,45,46,48,50,52

GOP/GOP/Dem: 11 (McNerney)
Dem/GOP/Dem: 18 (Cardoza), 47 (Loretta Sanchez)

http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/ror/60day_06gen/congressional.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/06a4a4a.pdf

[bullmoose88]

What districts do you think registration hasnt caught up to current politics (or where you're likely to see Conservative Democrats, Liberal Republicans)

I think Maine as a whole has a pretty decent plurality of Republicans (lots of indies too) but obviously votes dem more often than not.

[RBH]

I think Pennsylvania still has huge GOP pluralities in the suburban Philly districts

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New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

[bullmoose88]

I think Pennsylvania still has huge GOP pluralities in the suburban Philly districts

Yes...it does. Especially Bucks and Chester, though the gap has narrowed in Delaware and Montco. But in all 4 the GOP has pluralities of somekind.

[Democratic Hawk]

Dem advantage/Rep Representative: 12

Which makes me wonder why did Democrats give Putnam a free pass in 2006?

Dave

[Smash255]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

[Mr.Phips]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

It lags behind in upstate now too.

[Smash255]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

It lags behind in upstate now too.

true, but upstate isn't as Demoratic or liberal as Long Island is.

[Mr.Phips]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

It lags behind in upstate now too.

true, but upstate isn't as Demoratic or liberal as Long Island is.

That's true, but upstate does seem to be getting less and less Republican.  I would not call it liberal, but populist.  Gillibrand, who represents NY-20(Rural Upstate) is a blue dog Dem, not a liberal one.

[Smash255]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

It lags behind in upstate now too.

true, but upstate isn't as Demoratic or liberal as Long Island is.

That's true, but upstate does seem to be getting less and less Republican.  I would not call it liberal, but populist.  Gillibrand, who represents NY-20(Rural Upstate) is a blue dog Dem, not a liberal one.

Gillibrand I believe joined the blue dog coalition, but I wouldn't classify her as a conservative.  Steve Israel is also a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, and while he might be more conservative than some of the other LI Dem congressman (Ackerman & Bishop especially) he is no conservative.

[Mr.Phips]

New York

Registration/President/Congress

Dem/Dem/Dem: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,27,28
GOP/GOP/GOP: 3,23,26,29

GOP/GOP/Dem: 1 (Bishop), 19 (Hall), 20 (Gillibrand), 24 (Acuri)
GOP/Dem/GOP: 25 (Walsh)
Dem/GOP/GOP: 13 (Fossella)


http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/enrollment/congress/congress_nov06.pdf
http://www.polidata.us/pub/reports/36a4a4a.pdf

In District 4, Republican + Conservative + Right to Life > Democrat + Liberal + Working Families + Green

NY 1 & NY3 both GOp on the Pres level in 04 due to the Bush 9/11 bounce.  Ny-1 went to Gore by 9.78, NY-3 went to gore by 13.33 (though about 8.5-9 under the current lines)

Registration on Long Island still lags behind the political reality.

It lags behind in upstate now too.

true, but upstate isn't as Demoratic or liberal as Long Island is.

That's true, but upstate does seem to be getting less and less Republican.  I would not call it liberal, but populist.  Gillibrand, who represents NY-20(Rural Upstate) is a blue dog Dem, not a liberal one.

Gillibrand I believe joined the blue dog coalition, but I wouldn't classify her as a conservative.  Steve Israel is also a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, and while he might be more conservative than some of the other LI Dem congressman (Ackerman & Bishop especially) he is no conservative.

True, but she is against gun control and many types of abortion.

[Smash255]

True, but she is against gun control and many types of abortion.

oh, didn't even realize that

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Minnesota doesn't have partisan registration. Best I can do is primary voters. I that case:

1-GOP
2-GOP
3-DFL
4-DFL
5-DFL
6-GOP
7-DFL
8-DFL

[TeePee4Prez]

I think Pennsylvania still has huge GOP pluralities in the suburban Philly districts

Yes...it does. Especially Bucks and Chester, though the gap has narrowed in Delaware and Montco. But in all 4 the GOP has pluralities of somekind.

Funny those counties IIRC have the highest % of Independents.

[bullmoose88]

I think Pennsylvania still has huge GOP pluralities in the suburban Philly districts

Yes...it does. Especially Bucks and Chester, though the gap has narrowed in Delaware and Montco. But in all 4 the GOP has pluralities of somekind.

Funny those counties IIRC have the highest % of Independents.

I imagine some of those indies are disaffected Republicans, and liberals who don't want to associate entirely with the Democratic Party, the Party of Philadelphia.

The Suburban-Urban distrust is alive and well. The National Democrats have been moderate enough to kind of reassure people (Plus Rendell's management of Philadelphia helped big time), but the more problems Philly has, the more problematic it could be for the Democrats.

[nclib]

Colorado

Dem advantage: 1, 2, 7
Rep advantage: 3-6

Rep advantage/Dem Representative/Rep Pres.: 3

http://coloradopols.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=1912


Nevada

Dem advantage: 1, 3
Rep advantage: 2

Dem advantage/Rep Representative/Rep Pres.: 3

http://sos.state.nv.us/nvelection/voter_reg/2006/1006ncd.htm


Connecticut

Dem advantage: All

Dem advantage/Rep Representative/Dem Pres.: 4

http://www.sots.ct.gov/ElectionsServices/lists/2005OctRegEnrollStats.pdf

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Here's Minnesota's breakdown by the admittedly rather flimsy standard I used:

Rep advantage/DFL Representative/Rep Pres.: 1
DFL advantage/Rep Representative/Rep Pres.: 3
DFL advantage/DFL Representative/Rep Pres.: 7

[Mr.Phips]

Here is Maryland's breakdown:

Dem advantage/Dem Rep/Dem President:  2-5, 7-9
Dem advantage/GOP Rep/GOP President:  1
GOP advantage/GOP Rep/GOP President:  6