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Data Shows Big Jump in W.Va. Voters Choosing No-Party Ballot in Closed Republican May Primary
More than 21,000 voters chose no-party ballots, and Republican ballots fell 22% as the state’s closed primary reshaped turnout.
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Data shows big jump in W.Va. voters choosing no-party ballot in closed Republican May primary
CHARLESTON — In a stress test for West Virginia Republicans’ return to a closed primary, new data shows fewer Republicans came out to vote in the May primary election compared to the 2022 primary.
Data shows big jump in WV voters choosing no-party ballot in closed Republican May primary
CHARLESTON — In a stress test for West Virginia Republicans’ return to a closed primary, new data shows fewer Republicans came out to vote in the May primary election compared to the 2022 primary.
Data shows big jump in WV voters choosing no-party ballot in closed Republican May primary • West Virginia Watch
In a stress test for West Virginia Republicans’ return to a closed primary, new data shows fewer Republicans came out to vote in the May primary election compared to the 2022 primary.
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Total News Sources4
Leaning Left3Leaning Right0Center1Last Updated75% Left
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Left
75% Left
L 75%
C 25%
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