Did you know that Milwaukee county makes up twenty percent of all Wisconsin voters? Or that thirty-one point nine percent of the county’s voters are Inferred Republican or Inferred Democrat?
Our latest voter file update is now online at VoterListsOnline.com. Log on today to access 2014 General Vote History for Virginia. We provide unrivaled, accurate data, 24/7 customer support and competitive pricing structures to let your campaign build a strong foundation without having to worry about the essentials.
On June 2, 2015, all of New Jersey’s assembly seats will be up for primary election. As the election draws closer, campaigns can lean on Aristotle’s recently updated New Jersey voter file for a final push.
Aristotle’s updated Indiana voter file comes with access to 500+ enhancements, 24/7 customer service and price bundling options on VoterListsOnline.com. Now put them to good use to better understand Indiana’s electorate.
On March 26, 2015, the LA Times published an article regarding the Orange County 1st Supervisory race held in January. It went on to say that the favorite, Louis Correa, had held a strong edge in his heavily latino Santa Ana stronghold, but still managed to lose the election to Andrew Do in a very close election.
Aristotle regularly updates its voter files like our Massachusetts file which you can access 24/7. Explore the hundreds of enhancements available for all 50 states and start building a stronger, more accurate voter database in 2015 and 2016.
New on Aristotle’s voter data site, VoterListsOnline.com, is 2014 Primary and General Vote History for New Hampshire. Aristotle regularly updates its voter files like our New Hampshire file which you can access today.
With no major elections in 2015, Hawaiian voters can kick up their feet and enjoy the year. But for campaigns starting to put together plans for 2016, now is the time to get their ducks in a row.
In a recent online ranking on educational quality in city schools, St. Paul, Minnesota ranked 81 of 90. Ouch! St. Paul’s seven city council seats are up for election this year.
Houston will have a new mayor in 2015 via one of the stranger electoral processes across the United States. In what is fondly referred to some as a ‘jungle’ or ‘Louisiana’ primary, voters in Houston will go to the polls on May 9, 2015 to cast their votes for the candidate they want for November’s run-off.
