There’s
no sign of voter apathy in Bristol.
 |
| Voter rolls in Bristol. |
There’s
no indication that voters are especially unhappy with the Democrats either.
Democrats
outnumber Republicans in Bristol by a greater than 2-to-1 margin, claiming the
allegiance of 40 percent of the city’s 34,791 registered voters.
Though
unaffiliated voters make up a larger percentage – 41.9 percent – the Democrats
have made gains since hitting a low point in 2004 when their hold on the electorate
had dwindled to 39.5 percent.
What
the registration numbers translate to when people actually cast their ballots is, of course, the great unknown. Voters are notoriously unpredictable.
Voters
in Bristol: 2012
Total
registered to vote: 34,791
Democrats:
13,907
Republicans:
6,048
Unaffiliated:
14,568
Other:
268
Want to know where you should vote? Check out this link.
Want to see a sample ballot? Here are the links:
And if you want to study up on the charter question, here's an explanation of it.
The polls are open Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. These are Bristol's polling places:
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