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@ryanfmason
Not sure the exact specificity of terminology here, but disagree. 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 the broad left showed up more for the Democrat more than the broad right showed up for the Republican. Splinter groups on the right were very divided in these years, whereas everybody from center left to communists showed up both for Obama and against Trump. 2024 this might have changed, and might have been different before this, not sure
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In 2016, 90% of Republicans supported Trump. In 2024, it was 92%. Dem support for their candidate was 89% in 2016, decreasing to 85% in 2024.
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@ryanfmason
Yeah I think this is where terminology gets weird. I’m assuming this is % registered in the party that ended up turning out to vote?
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