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Junior Chimp
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Riverside County, California
2016: Clinton 50.1%
2012: Obama 49.6%
2008: Obama 50.2%
2004: Bush 57.8%
2000: Bush 51.4%
1996: Dole 45.6%
1992: Clinton 38.6%
1988: Bush 59.5%
1984: Reagan 63.5%
1980: Reagan 59.9%
1976: Ford 49.2%
1972: Nixon 58%
1968: Nixon 52.9%
1964: Johnson 56.8%
1960: Nixon 56.2%
1956: Eisenhower 62.2%
1952: Eisenhower 65.1%
1948: Dewey 55.7%
1944: Dewey: 53.9%
1940: Willkie 51.4%
1936: Roosevelt 49.9%
1932: Hoover 50.2%
1928: Hoover 77.9%
1924: Coolidge 62%
1920: Harding 69.6%
1916: Hughes 54.5%
1912: Roosevelt 50.9%
1908: Taft 57.2%
1904: Roosevelt 65.2%
1900: McKinley 61.1%
1896: McKinley 53.1%
One of the most reliable Republican counties in Southern California. Even in the Democratic victories of 1936/1992/2008/2012, those were decided by <2.5%.
However, much like the rest of the region, the last 10-15 years haven't been kind to the Republican Party. Younger & more diverse voters have replaced the aging Reagan Republicans of the 1980's, while the western part of the county is rapidly growing and turning more urban.
Voter registration: January 5, 2016
Republicans: 323,374 (38.3%)
Democrats: 300,961 (35.5%)
No Party Preference: 176,154 (20.9%)
Other: 44,306 (5.3%)
Voter registration: September 12, 2017
Democrats: 363,732 (38.1%)
Republicans: 337,317 (35.3%)
No Party Preference: 205,172 (21.5%)
Other: 48,910 (5.1%)
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