2012 Election Results Adjusted to Include All Eligible Voters

	A	B	C	D	E	F
1	In Millions
2	2012 Presidential Election	Dem	Rep	Other	Total
3	Voted	64.9	60.5	2.2	127.6	59.2%
4	Didn’t vote	39.4	16.5	32.1	88.0	40.8%
5	Total Eligible Voters (VEP)	104.3	77.0	34.3	215.6
6	Margin (VEP)		27.2
7		48.4%	35.7%	15.9%	100.0%
8	Margin (VEP)		27.2
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10	Percent of Supporters Voting	62.2%	78.5%
11	Addl Dem Voters to = Rep Turnout	17
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13	If Dem Turnout = Rep Turnout	81.9	60.5	2.2	144.6
14		56.6%	41.8%	1.5%	100%
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16	% of supporters Not Registered	26%	16%
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18	Unlikely Voters - Projected Actual Numbers - millions
19		Dem	Rep	Third Pty	Undecided	Total
20	Registered not likely	12.1	4.0	6.4	4.3	26.8
21	Not Registered	27.3	12.6	11.6	9.7	61.2
22		39.4	16.5	18.0	14.0	88.0
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24	Suffolk Univ Poll -Raw Data-Not Voting			Third Pty	Undecided
25	Registered not likely	106	35	56	38	235
26	Not Registered	239	110	102	85	536
27		345	145	158	123	771
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29		44.7%	18.8%	20.5%	16.0%
30					6.5%
31			2.4	X
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34	Voting Eligible Population: Source	http://elections.gmu.edu/Turnout_2012P.html
35		State		Voting Age Population Estimate (VAP)	Voting Eligible Population Estimate (VEP)	% Eligible
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37		Total		239,180,849	215,568,162	90.1%
38	1	Alabama		3,701,519	3,506,778	94.7%
39	2	Alaska		545,692	507,496	93.0%
40	3	Arizona		4,895,942	4,298,024	87.8%
41	4	Arkansas		2,252,326	2,114,416	93.9%
42	5	California		28,631,583	23,265,447	81.3%
43	6	Colorado		3,926,310	3,603,764	91.8%
44	7	Connecticut		2,787,114	2,528,416	90.7%
45	8	Delaware		705,473	658,884	93.4%
46	9	District of Columbia		519,004	470,976	90.7%
47	10	Florida		15,094,059	13,088,171	86.7%
48	11	Georgia		7,376,260	6,570,595	89.1%
49	12	Hawaii		1,084,589	978,968	90.3%
50	13	Idaho		1,165,366	1,091,171	93.6%
51	14	Illinois		9,817,603	8,853,948	90.2%
52	15	Indiana		4,945,762	4,748,647	96.0%
53	16	Iowa		2,347,573	2,250,423	95.9%
54	17	Kansas		2,170,270	2,041,139	94.1%
55	18	Kentucky		3,378,854	3,242,289	96.0%
56	19	Louisiana		3,499,821	3,304,711	94.4%
57	20	Maine		1,053,285	1,036,235	98.4%
58	21	Maryland		4,521,084	4,062,518	89.9%
59	22	Massachusetts		5,207,006	4,720,547	90.7%
60	23	Michigan		7,547,125	7,241,314	95.9%
61	24	Minnesota		4,075,214	3,837,237	94.2%
62	25	Mississippi		2,241,703	2,153,040	96.0%
63	26	Missouri		4,632,138	4,418,020	95.4%
64	27	Montana		778,794	767,519	98.6%
65	28	Nebraska		1,398,670	1,331,291	95.2%
66	29	Nevada		2,064,446	1,770,920	85.8%
67	30	New Hampshire		1,034,045	1,001,914	96.9%
68	31	New Jersey		6,821,880	5,885,472	86.3%
69	32	New Mexico		1,589,265	1,443,135	90.8%
70	33	New York		15,214,317	13,211,191	86.8%
71	34	North Carolina		7,457,823	6,923,832	92.8%
72	35	North Dakota		534,626	524,296	98.1%
73	36	Ohio		8,854,904	8,593,587	97.0%
74	37	Oklahoma		2,895,300	2,723,104	94.1%
75	38	Oregon		3,028,846	2,802,257	92.5%
76	39	Pennsylvania		10,007,504	9,624,165	96.2%
77	40	Rhode Island		833,091	765,324	91.9%
78	41	South Carolina		3,621,841	3,434,551	94.8%
79	42	South Dakota		627,383	611,746	97.5%
80	43	Tennessee		4,939,973	4,682,042	94.8%
81	44	Texas		18,989,257	15,915,758	83.8%
82	45	Utah		1,970,491	1,829,785	92.9%
83	46	Vermont		498,432	489,108	98.1%
84	47	Virginia		6,316,136	5,763,308	91.2%
85	48	Washington		5,274,878	4,804,839	91.1%
86	49	West Virginia		1,479,209	1,453,549	98.3%
87	50	Wisconsin		4,393,518	4,202,090	95.6%
88	51	Wyoming		433,545	420,205	96.9%
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