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RandySF

(79,767 posts) Wed Nov 12, 2025, 12:20 PM Wednesday

What Voter Data Tells Us About Dems' Historically Good Election In Bucks County

Republicans might lead Democrats by 10,000 registered voters in Bucks County, but a record-setting turnout on Election Day Nov. 4 was a boon for Democrats in sweeping key races.

Nearly half (49.7%) of all registered voters in Bucks County cast a ballot in the 2025 municipal race, according to information on the county’s election results website as of Nov. 10. But most of the county’s 304 voting precincts swung for whichever party had the most registered voters in the races for district attorney, sheriff or Superior Court judge.”

https://www.phillyburbs.com/story/news/politics/elections/local/2025/11/12/bucks-county-election-data-voter-precincts-blue-red-democrats-republicans-2025/87198074007/

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What Voter Data Tells Us About Dems' Historically Good Election In Bucks County (Original Post) RandySF Wednesday OP

Wow that article would take 2 weeks to digest and understand bucolic_frolic Wednesday #1

bucolic_frolic

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1. Wow that article would take 2 weeks to digest and understand

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Wed Nov 12, 2025, 12:32 PM

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But looks to me like Red turnout was very good in high income populated areas, but poor in other areas. Blue areas surprised on the upside except for areas near Philly. Two ideas: 1) Unregistered voters turned out and went Blue, 2) Blue voters that vote for the sitting Congressman who is (R) in lower income areas stayed home because he obviously is not running off-year. I'd venture to say those voters cast their ballots for affiliations - religious, ethnic, and business - and are happy with the direction the country is going.

So Dems made progress but it's still a horse race in a federal election.

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