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Voter-registration estimates from L2 Data, reproduced by the Independent Voter Project, show Democrats outnumbering Republicans among Texas registered voters — roughly 8.13 million Democrats (46.52%) ...
Massachusetts has depending on the question: as of October 2024, registered Republicans made up of all registered voters (434,887 of 5,142,343), which is the baseline party-enrollment figure . By cont...
Texas had roughly 18.3–18.4 million registered voters in 2025, putting it among the top states by registration totals (Texas: about 18.3 million per USAFacts; more than 18.4 million per KXAN reporting...
Maryland’s most authoritative public source for the raw counts is the Maryland State Board of Elections’ voter registration reports, which publish party-affiliated totals by month and county . Third‑p...
Florida’s official voter rolls as reported in 2025 show , for a total of roughly 13.45 million active voters . An earlier snapshot from February 2022 shows a different balance — Democrats and Republic...
Ohio’s statewide voter registration database listed about 8.1 million registered voters in mid‑2024 and—according to reporting that cites the Secretary of State’s data—1.5 million registered Republica...
Illinois’s registered voter rolls grew after 2020 and remained large through 2024–2025: the State Board of Elections reported 8,101,424 registered voters in its 2024 certification and turnout in 2024 ...
Texas does not collect party registration on its voter-registration forms; instead, outside firms and analysts model likely party affiliation using primary participation and demographic signals, produ...
California voters who register without a major party label — officially called or commonly described as “independent” — make up roughly of registered voters based on state registration records and rec...
Texas does not collect party affiliation as part of voter registration; firms and researchers instead model “party registration” from primary ballots, voting history, geography and surnames — notably ...
As of the Massachusetts enrollment count dated February 1, 2025, there were 1,236,762 registered Democrats and 402,327 registered Republicans in the state — Democrats outnumber Republicans by roughly ...
The official Texas sources for voter registration data are the Secretary of State’s website (including historical registration figures and election data) and the state’s public portals VoteTexas.gov a...
Illinois does not collect or report voters’ party affiliation at registration, so there are no official state-level trends in “voter registration by party” for 2020–2025; the State Board of Elections ...
Idaho’s voter rolls list just over one million registered voters — 1,021,741 as of the Secretary of State’s December 1, 2025 report — and remain dominated by Republican registrations, followed by a su...
Independent/no-party-preference (NPA) voters in Texas are sizeable — L2’s modeled data counts roughly 2.75–2.80 million “likely nonpartisan” voters, making them a consequential bloc alongside larger m...
Available sources show Maine’s party registration is competitive: recent reporting and state data snapshots put Republicans near roughly 29% of registered voters while “unenrolled” (independent) and D...
Maryland’s official voter-registration totals are maintained by the Maryland State Board of Elections; local county sites publish monthly snapshots and precinct counts . Independent compilations that ...
Independent voters in Massachusetts constitute a large and growing bloc and , particularly through primary participation under the state’s open-primary practice. Multiple briefings from Secretary Will...
Independent or No Party Preference (NPP) voters make up a substantial and growing share of California’s electorate and act as a pivotal swing bloc in statewide contests, influencing outcomes through t...