Defeating the Democrats

[Keith Broaders]

Defeating the Democrats in California

Updated August 23, 2016 07:37 AM

The California Democratic Party added about 700,000 voters between January and July of this year, a 10 percent increase that is significantly higher than the rise in registered Democrats during previous presidential elections, according to new data from the California Secretary of State.

The Republican Party in California added about 130,000 voters, a 3 percent increase, between January and July. The number of voters not stating a party preference rose by about 70,000, or 2 percent. The number of third-party voters fell by about 90,000, or 10 percent.

Much of the increase in party registration seems to have come from the ranks of those not already registered to vote. Overall, the number of Californians registered to vote increased by about 825,000 between January and July to 18.1 million. That equates to 73 percent of California adults eligible to vote.

About 45 percent of registered voters in California are now Democrats, the highest proportion in more than a decade.

• In the 2008 elections, the voting rate for all eligible persons of voting age was only 64..., while the voting rate for people who were registered to vote was 90 percent – showing that registration is key to turnout.
• In many states, pre-election regi

  stration deadlines of 25-30 days prior to the election have not been updated for decades; such deadlines may have been adopted long before the age of the Internet or computers, and no longer make sense in today’s world.

• In the 2008 election, 2 to 3 million registered voters were prevented from voting becaus..., and 9 million eligible Americans were not registered because of residency rules or registration deadlines.
• The number of people barred from voting in 2008 because of such problemsexceeded the popular vote margin of the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. 

If the 7 million unregistered voters in California wnd the Declined to State Voters algined with the Republican Party in the upcoming election the domination of the Democratic Party would come to a screatching halt.

CANDIDATE	PARTY	VOTES	PCT.
Jerry Brown*	Democrat	3,856,253	59.4%
Neel Kashkari	Republican	2,640,054	40.6

If half of the unregistred voters and the declined to state voters voted for republiccapture the majority of the seats in the state legislature.

August 22, 2016 02:11 PM

Updated August 23, 2016 07:37 AM

The California Democratic Party added about 700,000 voters between January and July of this year, a 10 percent increase that is significantly higher than the rise in registered Democrats during previous presidential elections, according to new data from the California Secretary of State.

The Republican Party in California added about 130,000 voters, a 3 percent increase, between January and July. The number of voters not stating a party preference rose by about 70,000, or 2 percent. The number of third-party voters fell by about 90,000, or 10 percent.

Much of the increase in party registration seems to have come from the ranks of those not already registered to vote. Overall, the number of Californians registered to vote increased by about 825,000 between January and July to 18.1 million. That equates to 73 percent of California adults eligible to vote.

About 45 percent of registered voters in California are now Democrats, the highest proportion in more than a decade.

[Keith Broaders]

Only  3.956 million California voters elected Jerry Brown and over 7 didn't even cast a ballot in the Governor's Race. If these obviously disenchanted Californian registered as Republicans we could take control of the Republican Party and restore the principles of Republicanism and restore the damage that has been done to California.  There are millions of other voters who have registered with no party affiliation.

We need to convince the disenfranchised voters that in order to restore liberty we must take personal responsibility and vote out those who are destroying the California.