Democrats Gain Nearly 11,000 Voters in Hudson Valley in Past Year

The most up to date voter registration numbers show the Hudson Valley is gaining lots of Democrats and losing many Republicans.

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Below is the number of registered voters in the Hudson Valley on Nov. 1, 2018, and Nov. 1, 2019, according to the New York State Board of Elections.

Voters Registered as of November 1, 2018:

Columbia County: Dem. 16,908/Rep. 12,585
Dutchess County: Dem. 70,946/Rep. 56,481
Orange County: Dem. 88,509/Rep. 75,554
Putnam County: Dem. 20,572/Rep. 23,856
Rockland County: Dem. 96,909/Rep. 48,644
Sullivan County: Dem. 19,903/Rep. 14,697
Ulster County: Dem. 49,472/Rep. 30,067
Westchester County: Dem. 313,536/Rep. 139,646
Total: Dem. 676,755/Rep. 401,530

Voters Registered as of November 1, 2019

Columbia County: Dem. 17,902/Rep. 12,660
Dutchess County: Dem. 72,415/Rep. 55,463
Orange County: Dem. 89,720/Rep. 74,158
Putnam County: Dem. 21,052/Rep. 23,549
Rockland County: Dem. 96,933/Rep. 48,053
Sullivan County: Dem. 20,207/Rep. 14,918
Ulster County: Dem. 52,454/Rep. 30,158
Westchester County: Dem. 317,018/Rep. 133,872
Total: Dem. 687,701/Rep. 392,771

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Totaling up all that data in the past year, there are 10,946 more Democrats in the Hudson Valley and 8,759 less Republican in the Hudson Valley, according to data released by the New York State Board of Elections.

Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties all saw an increase in Democrats and a decrease in Republicans

Ulster, Sullivan and Columbia counties saw an increase in both.

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