by Bruce Shipkowski, AP
TRENTON, N.J.
The Democratic and Republican candidates running to replace Gov. Chris Christie get most of the media and public’s attention, but five other hopefuls are in the race, including a pastor involved in high-profile efforts to assist refugees and immigrants facing deportation. 87 more words
The July 1, 2017 registration totals for Delaware can be seen at this link. The percentages: Democratic 47.29%; Republican 28.00%; Independent Party .83%; Libertarian .23%; Green .12%; American Delta .11%; Working Families .06%; Constitution .04%; Reform .01%; independent and miscellaneous 23.31%. 20 more words
As of July 20, 2017, here is the New York registration data: Democratic 5,757,022; Republican 2,683,161; Independence 441,472; Conservative 146,278; Working Families 41,706; Green 26,138; Libertarian 6,463; Women’s Equality 3,186; Reform 1,473; other and independent 2,404,570. 38 more words
As of July 20, 2017, here are the number of registered voters in Arkansas: Republican 83,448; Democratic 79,031; Libertarian 330; Green 39; independent and other 1,559,211. 96 more words
As of July 20, 2017, there are 288,733 Democrats, 86,823 Republicans, 2,833 Moderate Party members, and 341,934 independents and members of unqualified parties in Rhode Island. 22 more words
Politico has this story, with an interview, about David French. He was the National Review writer who was the choice of William Kristol to enter the 2016 presidential race as a conservative independent alternative to the Republican nominee, Donald Trump. 14 more words
The Utah state elections office has this registration tally as of July 18, 2017. The percentages: Republican 48.30%; Democratic 11.62%; Independent American 1.71%; Libertarian .85%; Constitution .35%; United Utah .003% (40 registered members); independent and other 37.17%. 44 more words
