by Paul | May 7, 2013 | News
Last night we received 55,000 more returned ballots for the LA City Runoff and tagged them into the system. This brings our total “voted” count to 62,815 for the May election. (PDI customers will see these voted numbers in their account, and any orders processed will...
by Paul | May 2, 2013 | News
In the old-timey days an area code helped to define a person. To Valley Girls, someone who lived in “The 818” was infinitely cooler than someone who was from “The 909,” and someone from “The 619” was going to be much more suntanned...
by Paul | May 1, 2013 | News
The first ballots for the May 21st Los Angeles Mayoral Election are in. These ballots are just a drop in the bucket, but tracking them can help understand likely turnout, ethnic share of voters, and what parts of the city are performing. The 7,740 reported on April...
by Paul | Apr 29, 2013 | News
Since 2004 there have been over one million CA residents who have changed political party – some more than once. The following graphic shows the number of switches in the PDI database for eight different periods between statewide elections since 2004. (clicking on the...
by Paul | Apr 26, 2013 | News
California’s implementation of Motor Voter has resulted in 2,346,535 current registered voters who became registered, or re-registered, at a DMV office. That’s a healthy 13% of the total electorate. The Motor Voter share of the electorate is higher in No Party...
by Paul | Apr 24, 2013 | News
Common wisdom suggests that parents are more established, stable, invested in their communities, schools, home values, and naturally more likely to vote. An analysis from PDI supports the last presumption, sometimes. Most parents, as identified through commercial...
