If mods feel this should be restricted to GD:P, I'm fine with that. I'm only cross-posting as suggested in the thread from GD:P
As reported by the Oregon Democratic Party, over 47% of Democrats, that's 408,683 Democrats, have voted in the Oregon Democratic Primary
as of yesterday. Over 100,000 more Democrats have
already voted in the Oregon Democratic Primary than did in the 2004 Primary. Granted, during the 2004 Primary, it was pretty much over by this point, but here is the really good news:
In January of 2008, there were 764,255 registered Democrats. As of April, there were 869,538. That's an increase of over 100,000 new Democrats. Compared to the
Republicans, who had 687,898 in January and
have actually declined by 10,000 voters to 676,895 as of April.
Oregon has a mail-in-ballot voting system. Registered voters have until 8 PM today for their ballots to be received at the county elections office. Since it's too late to mail today, voters may drop off their ballots at their local county election office.
The Republicans are in deep trouble. This is going to be a
very good year for Democrats.
Voter registration and turnout history statistics available here:
http://www.sos.state.or.us/elections/votreg/regpart.htm Oregon Democratic Party website here:
http://www.oregondemocrats.org/