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In the official results, the vote totals for all the 3rd party candidates add up to ~2%. And Green Party is the by-far largest piece of that.
by bell-cot 2y ago
In the official results, the vote totals for all the 3rd party candidates add up to ~2%. And Green Party is the by-far largest piece of that.
- JKCalhoun 2y agoThat was for all of Michigan though, not Ann Arbor.
- bell-cot 2y ago(No - I was looking at the Washtenaw Co. totals.) Here are the official precinct-by-precinct vote counts, in Ann Arbor: https://electionresults.ewashtenaw.org/electionreporting/nov2024/indexprecinctreport.html https://electionresults.ewashtenaw.org/electionreporting/nov... While you can find a precinct where the Greens got 3.5%, there are 52 precincts, and that number is an obvious outlier. There are far more where the Greens didn't even get 1%. Interestingly, looking back at the County-wide results, the down-ticket Green candidates did much better than their Presidential candidate. That would suggest Green voters splitting their tickets - to vote against (presumably) Trump.
- JKCalhoun 2y agoThanks, I was unable to find the precinct data — but the 2% aligned closely with state totals.