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November 01, 2004
Colorado | Registered Voters in Colorado Increased 10%

Colorado Daily Camera reports that Colorado has added about 300,000 new registered voters since January. This is an increase of about 10%. From the article:

Statewide, Republican voter rolls grew by 83,078 people since January for a gain of 8 percent. Democrats added 94,956 voters, an 11.1 percent increase, over the same time period.

The ranks of unaffiliated voters grew the fastest this year, with an increase of 121,284, or 13.4 percent. <\blockquote>



Posted by Dave Bowdish at November 1, 2004 05:24 PM | TrackBack
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