The PoliBlog
Collective


Information
The Collective
ARCHIVES
Wednesday, August 3, 2024
By Dr. Steven Taylor

I can’t find an estimate of turnout for yesterday’s special election, but if we compare raw votes, the 2004 regular election had a total of 316,760 votes cast and yesterday there were a total of 114,186 votes. Of course, comparing a special election to a presidential election year is an unfair comparison. We can look at 2002 and we see that there were 188,016 votes cast.

Raw votes aren’t as good a measure as percentage of voters, but it gives one a good idea and confirms my guess in the previous post that turnout was low in this election, as one would expect.

Sphere: Related Content

Previous Posts

Filed under: US Politics | |

1 Comment

  • el
  • pt
    1. [...] By Dr. Steven Taylor @ 3:24 pm

      Gerry Daly of Daly Thoughts e-mails in answer to my question about turnout to note the following: There are 456,161 registered voters in OH-02. There were 114, [...]

      Pingback by PoliBlog: Politics is the Master Science » OH D2 Turnout — Wednesday, August 3, 2024 @ 3:24 pm

    RSS feed for comments on this post.

    The trackback url for this post is: http://poliblogger.com/wp-trackback.html?p=7750

    NOTE: I will delete any TrackBacks that do not actually link and refer to this post.

    Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.




    Visitors Since 2/15/03
    Blogroll

    Wikio - Top of the Blogs - Politics
    ---


    Advertisement

    Advertisement


    Powered by WordPress