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— Tom Alciere (@TomAlciere) March 1, 2020
Comparison of Oklahoma voter ID numbers, 2 January 2021 to 23 January 2021
Democratic, still Democratic: 745,674 (99.8893503014066 %)
Democratic to Independent: 318 (0.0425987943737 %)
Democratic to Libertarian: 22 (0.0029470864032 %)
Democratic to Republican: 486 (0.0651038178165 %)
Total: 746,500 (100 %)
Independent, still Independent: 365,783 (99.906316404735 %)
Independent to Democratic: 142 (0.0387844621797 %)
Independent to Libertarian: 28 (0.0076476404298 %)
Independent to Republican: 173 (0.0472514926555 %)
Total: 366,126 (100 %)
Libertarian, still Libertarian: 15,469 (99.7099394095656 %)
Libertarian to Independent: 28 (0.1804821451592 %)
Libertarian to Democratic: 88 (0.0515663271883 %)
Libertarian to Republican: 9 (0.0580121180869 %)
Total: 15,514 (100 %)
Republican, still Republican: 1,134,613 (99.7688266877235 %)
Republican to Democratic: 558 (0.0490660738875 %)
Republican to Independent: 1,919 (0.1687415695164 %)
Republican to Libertarian: 152 (0.0133656688726 %)
Total: 1,137,242 (100%)
This analysis only includes voters listed under the same voter ID number on both lists. Citizens who moved to another county may be issued a new voter ID number.
Download the data by Congressional district from https://oklavoters.com/downloads/20210102 and from https://oklavoters.com/downloads/20210123
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