By The Numbers: LB Now Has 279,735 Reg'd Voters: 52% Dems, Nearly 24% Say "No Party Preference" Topping Repubs At 17%

+ By The Numbers: LB Now Has 279,735 Reg'd Voters: 52% Dems, Nearly 24% Say "No Party Preference" Topping Repubs At 17%

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(November 3, 2020, 10:56 a.m.) -- As of Oct. 19, the CA Secretary of State's office says ("15 day Report of Registration") Long Beach has 279,735 total registered voters.

147,276 registered as Democrats (52.6%). 66,857 regostered as "no party preference" (23.9%). 47,615 registered as Republicans (17.0%).

2,470 registered as Libertarian. 2,323 as Peace and Freedom. 1,438 registered as Green.

Statewide (since the last 15-Day Report of Registration for a general election in a presidential election year (October 24, 2016):

CA's total voter registration increased from 19,411,771 to 22,047,448.
The percentage of the total number of registered voters compared to the number of people who are eligible to register to vote increased from 78.0% to 87.9%.
The percentage of voters who have no party preference decreased from 24.3% to 24.0%.
The percentage of voters registered with the Democratic Party increased from 44.9% to 46.1%.
The percentage of voters registered with the Republican Party decreased from 26.0% to 24.2%.

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