All Nevada political parties increased their voter registration numbers in March 2014, as shown by data released Tuesday by Secretary of State Ross Miller’s Elections Division.
Carson City Republicans still hold the share of registered voters, with 11,738 in March compared to 8,775 registered Democrats; 4,389 non-partisan; 1,547, Independent American; 226, other; and 223 Libertarian. Go here for the county by county March breakdown.
Carson City gained 37 more Republicans in March over February figures while Democrats gained 12 to the party.
The number of statewide registered active voters increased by 5,027 from the previous month.
Of the 1,140,980 active registrants statewide, 40.94 percent (467,168) are Democrats, 35.34 percent (403,229) are Republicans, 17.57 percent (200,483) are nonpartisan, 4.78 percent (54,583) are members of the Independent American Party, and the remaining 1.36 percent (15,517) are members of the Libertarian or other minor parties.
The latest voter registration breakdown by county, party, age, and district can be found under the Election Center at www.nvsos.gov.