Stats and Charts 2021 Ranlo Municipal Election

These Graphs show the difference between the parties of registered voters vs voters who voted in the most recent municipal election. The registered voters break down as 31.35% Democrat, 34.92% Republican and 32.82% Unaffiliated (Libertarians are less than 1%)
When you look at who voted: 31.34% of voters were Democrats, 43.78% of voters were Republicans, and 24.88% of voters were Unaffiliated (No Libertarians voted)
The actual number of voters are in the pie charts.

I was curious about the concept of “New” Ranlo and “Old” Ranlo and how it would be reflected in voter registration and turnout. For purposes of breaking down the data I defined “New” Ranlo as the developments of Spencer Heights, Mountainview, and Woodside. “Old” Ranlo is everything else.
Number of registered voters is close. “Old” Ranlo makes up 53.2% of registered voters and “New” Ranlo makes up 46.8% of the registered voters.
When looking at the voter turnout there is a stark difference. “Old” Ranlo made up 64.5% of the people voted and “New” Ranlo was only 35.5% of the actual voters.

These charts show the breakdown of “Old” Ranlo by party for both registered voters and those who voted in the last municipal.

These charts show the breakdown of “New” Ranlo by party for both registered voters and those who voted in the last municipal.

I’ll be diving in to these numbers further in the future to see what if any conclusions I can draw from them. One of the things I found so far that is interesting is that the number of votes in the Mayor’s race break down almost exactly to party lines if you assume that the independent voters split evenly between the candidates. The total would have been 244 for Lynn Black and 190 for Robin Conner. The actual votes broke down to 245-181 in favor of Lynn Black

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