Latino Voters Black Voters Young Voters Women Voters Age Groups Hispanic Voters Registered Voters Independent Voters Minority Voters Swing States Working-Class Voters Muslim Voters Voter Statistics Voting Behavior Independents Race and Ethnicity Gender Swing Voters Eligible Voters Party Affiliation Youth Voters Voter Turnout Gender Gap African American Voters Jewish Voters Rural Voters Voter Registration Electoral Trends Female Voters Suburban Voters Voter Preferences Voter Behavior Arab American Voters Caste Politics Moderate Voters Democratic Voters Republican Voters Gen Z Voters Gender Differences Marathi Voters Likely Voters Dalit Voters Urban Voters Voting Trends Electoral Support Dalit Votes Electoral Participation Gender and Voting Party Support Race Age California Voters Voter Participation Muslim Population Arab-American Voters Working Class Union Voters Supporters White Working-Class Voters Minority Votes Voter Eligibility Catholic Voters Low-Propensity Voters Hindu Voters White Voters Coalition Building Electorate Electoral Statistics Millennials Support Bases Community Representation Union Workers Voter Support Gender Voting Trends India Electoral Rolls Unaffiliated Voters Political Parties Education Level Youth Vote Party Identification Union Support Education Levels Undecided Voters Suburban Women Battleground States Demographic Analysis Voters of Color Younger Voters Constituencies Blue-Collar Workers First-time Voters Latino Men Undeclared Voters Working Class Voters Conservative Voters Income Levels Gender Dynamics Working-Class Support Age Distribution
A narrow weekly gain moved Republicans roughly 2,000 registrations ahead, leaving unaffiliated voters as the state’s largest bloc.
