Come August 3rd, if you eventually find your precinct turnout is low or that falloff is high, the lists below the break taken from the sample ballot might explain why. PCO elections are not listed here. I am imagining a wave of electoral choices washing over casual or "low information" voters like a rogue wave overwhelming an unaware beach comber. 8/10s of 1% of all ballots have been returned by this morning.
Ballots Mailed: July 13, 2016
Number of Registered Voters: 134,011
Ballots Returned: 1,093
Percentage of Ballots returned: 10:59 AM 7/18/2016
(1093/134011) * 100
[1] 0.816
Number of Candidates:
[1] 98
Number of unique races:
[1] 17
Number of political parties:
[1] 15
Each Race by number of participants:
Race N
1: U.S. Senator Position 2 17
2: Governor 11
3: Lieutenant Governor 11
4: Superintendent of Public Instruction 9
5: Commissioner of Public Lands 7
6: State Auditor 5
7: State Treasurer 5
8: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 5
9: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 5
10: State Representative District 42 Position 1 4
11: State Representative District 42 Position 2 4
12: Insurance Commissioner 3
13: Secretary of State 3
14: State Supreme Court Justice Position 5 3
15: Attorney General 2
16: State Senator District 40 2
17: State Representative District 40 Position 1 1
18: State Representative District 40 Position 2 1
Count of Candidates by party preference:
Party n
1 Prefers Democratic Party 33
2 Prefers Republican Party 23
3 12
4 Prefers Libertarian Party 10
5 Prefers Independent Party 7
6 States No Party Preference 4
7 Prefers Citizens Party 1
8 Prefers Conservative Party 1
9 Prefers Fifth Republic Party 1
10 Prefers Holistic Party 1
11 Prefers Lincoln Caucus Party 1
12 Prefers Socialist Worker Party 1
13 Prefers Standupamerica Party 1
14 Prefers System Reboot Party 1
15 Prefers The Human Rights Party 1
Number of political parties in each individual Race (V1):
Race V1
1: U.S. Senator Position 2 9
2: Governor 6
3: Lieutenant Governor 5
4: State Auditor 4
5: State Representative District 42 Position 1 4
6: State Representative District 42 Position 2 4
7: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 4
8: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 4
9: Commissioner of Public Lands 3
10: Insurance Commissioner 3
11: Secretary of State 3
12: Attorney General 2
13: State Senator District 40 2
14: State Treasurer 2
15: State Representative District 40 Position 1 1
16: State Representative District 40 Position 2 1
17: State Supreme Court Justice Position 5 1
18: Superintendent of Public Instruction 1
Each Race sorted with number of Candidates from each party:
Race Party N
1: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Democratic Party 4
2: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Republican Party 4
3: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Independent Party 3
4: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers The Human Rights Party 1
5: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Conservative Party 1
6: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Standupamerica Party 1
7: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Lincoln Caucus Party 1
8: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers Libertarian Party 1
9: U.S. Senator Position 2 Prefers System Reboot Party 1
10: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 Prefers Republican Party 2
11: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 Prefers Democratic Party 1
12: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 Prefers Libertarian Party 1
13: U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 Prefers Independent Party 1
14: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 Prefers Democratic Party 2
15: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 Prefers Libertarian Party 1
16: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 States No Party Preference 1
17: U.S. Representative Congressional District 1 Prefers Republican Party 1
18: Superintendent of Public Instruction 9
19: State Treasurer Prefers Democratic Party 3
20: State Treasurer Prefers Republican Party 2
21: State Supreme Court Justice Position 5 3
22: State Senator District 40 Prefers Democratic Party 1
23: State Senator District 40 Prefers Republican Party 1
24: State Representative District 42 Position 2 Prefers Libertarian Party 1
25: State Representative District 42 Position 2 Prefers Democratic Party 1
26: State Representative District 42 Position 2 Prefers Independent Party 1
27: State Representative District 42 Position 2 Prefers Republican Party 1
28: State Representative District 42 Position 1 Prefers Republican Party 1
29: State Representative District 42 Position 1 Prefers Libertarian Party 1
30: State Representative District 42 Position 1 Prefers Democratic Party 1
31: State Representative District 42 Position 1 States No Party Preference 1
32: State Representative District 40 Position 2 Prefers Democratic Party 1
33: State Representative District 40 Position 1 Prefers Democratic Party 1
34: State Auditor Prefers Democratic Party 2
35: State Auditor States No Party Preference 1
36: State Auditor Prefers Independent Party 1
37: State Auditor Prefers Republican Party 1
38: Secretary of State Prefers Democratic Party 1
39: Secretary of State Prefers Republican Party 1
40: Secretary of State Prefers Libertarian Party 1
41: Lieutenant Governor Prefers Republican Party 4
42: Lieutenant Governor Prefers Democratic Party 4
43: Lieutenant Governor Prefers Citizens Party 1
44: Lieutenant Governor Prefers Libertarian Party 1
45: Lieutenant Governor States No Party Preference 1
46: Insurance Commissioner Prefers Democratic Party 1
47: Insurance Commissioner Prefers Libertarian Party 1
48: Insurance Commissioner Prefers Republican Party 1
49: Governor Prefers Democratic Party 4
50: Governor Prefers Republican Party 3
51: Governor Prefers Socialist Worker Party 1
52: Governor Prefers Independent Party 1
53: Governor Prefers Fifth Republic Party 1
54: Governor Prefers Holistic Party 1
55: Commissioner of Public Lands Prefers Democratic Party 5
56: Commissioner of Public Lands Prefers Libertarian Party 1
57: Commissioner of Public Lands Prefers Republican Party 1
58: Attorney General Prefers Democratic Party 1
59: Attorney General Prefers Libertarian Party 1
Race Party N
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