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Adair May 2008 Registration. School, magisterial districts Adair County Court Clerk Sheila Blair has released figures for party registration by precinct and magisterial district for those registered to vote in the May 20, 2008 primary election. The registration books are closed now until seven days after the election and will not be reopened until May 27, 2008. A number of ColumbiaMagazine.com charts have been composed below, including the precinct, district, and county wide totals for Democratic, Republican, and other registration; number of men and women registered in each district and countywide. As well, the districts are ranked by the number of registered voters, a range of 1,714 in District 3 to 1,905 in District Four. Also, there is a link to a similar, but less complete chart from 2005, from which closer analysis can draw inferences and trends. The charts follow: With Party Registrations May 20, 2008 District #1 White Oak - 70 Democrats; 405 Republicans; Other 11; Male 233; Female 252; Total, 496 Eunice-Pellyton - 139 Democrats; 510 Republicans; Other 32; Male 343; Female 338; Total, 681 Little Cake - 79 Democrats; 445 Republicans; Other 24 Male 275; Female 273; Total, 548 District totals - 288 Democrats; 1,360 Republicans; Other 67 Male 851; Female 863; Total, 1,715 District #2 East Columbia - 397 Democrats; 736 Republicans; Other 41; Male 520; Female 554; Total 1.184 Ozark - 187 Democrats; 452 Republicans; Other 27; Male 323; Female 349; Total, 696 District totals -584 Democrats; 1,188 Republicans; Other 68; Male 843; Female 987; Total, 1,840 District #3 South Columbia-Harmony - 328 Democrats; 474 Republicans; Other 32; Male 395; Female 438; Total, 834 Glensfork-Melson Ridge - 325 Democrats; 531 Republicans; Other 24; Male 425; Female 455; Total, 880 District totals : 553 Democrats; 1,008 Republicans; Other 58; Male 820; Female 883; Total, 1,714 District #4 Gradyville-Nell - 120 Democrats; 408 Republicans; Other 29; Male 283; Female 274; Total, 557 Sparksville-Breeding - 197 Democrats; 538 Republicans; Other 52; Male 405; Female 380; Total, 785 South Columbia #2 - 220 Democrats; 323 Republicans; Other 20; Male 260; Female 303; Total, 563 District totals -537 Democrats; 1,267 Republicans; Other 101; Male 9,448; Female 957; Total, 1,905 District #5 Milltown - 183 Democrats; 589 Republicans; Other 18; Male 393; Female 376; Total, 759 West Columbia - 329 Democrats; 608 Republicans; Other 38; Male 421; Female 540; Total, 962 District totals -506 Democrats; 1,174 Republicans; Other 51; Male 814; Female 916; Total, 1,731 District #6 Cane Valley-Holmes -472 Democrats; 672 Republicans; Other 41; Male 603; Female 537; Total, 1,140 Knifley-Roley -255 Democrats; 415 Republicans; Other 43; Male 369; Female 345; Total, 714 District totals -682 Democrats; 1,088 Republicans; Other 84; Male 972; Female 892; Total, 1,852 District #7 North Columbia - 189 Democrats; 334 Republicans; Other 20; Male 235; Female 308; Total, 543 Hurt - 384 Democrats; 847 Republicans; Other 53; Male 631; Female 653; Total, 1,284 District totals -573 Democrats; 1,181 Republicans; Other 73; Male 866; Female 961; Total, 1,827 County Totals: -3,623 Democrats; 8,253 Republicans; Other 500 Male 6,114; Female 6,469; Total, 12,586 How the District Totals Compare
Difference between highest and lowest number of registered voters, 191 District #1: Sparksville-Breeding Glensfork-Melson Ridge,Harmony portion of South Columbia, HarmonyNell portion of Gradyville-Nell District #2: Milltown, Gradyville portion of Gradyville-NellSo Columbia #1 portion of So Columbia-Harmony SoColumbia #2 District #3: Knifley, Cane Valley-Holmes, and North Columbia District #4: Eunice-Pellyton, White Oak, Little Cake Hurt District #5: Ozark, West Columbia, East Columbia See also: 2005 Registration figures This story was posted on 2008-05-09 15:52:34
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