Registration statistics from New Mexico show that the number of Republicans is surging, at least in July, with a large number of new voters registered in the Land of Enchantment.
As Democrats continue infighting while lame-duck Biden stalls in the presidency and Kamala Harris attempts a shot at the White House, Democrats are slipping behind the GOP in new voter registrations.
1,233 new registered Republicans have appeared on the voter rolls, while Democrats only added 590 new voters in the same month.
Nationwide, it looks even more promising for Republicans, with a total of 252,794 new GOP voters added, while the Democrats lost 19,088 voters.
In California alone, Republicans added 94,667 voters while Democrats lost 43,733.
Democrats have reportedly lost 3.5 million voters since the contested 2020 election. Republicans have added a net 393,365 voters, while Democrats lost 3,584,321. New York and Pennsylvania have lost the most Democrats, with the Empire State Losing 410,386 and the Keystone State losing 329,289, respectively.
New Mexico has lost 29,397 Democrats, while Republicans in the Land of Enchantment have lost only 3,963.
With states like New Mexico in play for Republicans, momentum appears to be shifting toward the Grand Old Party.
In the state, the latest polls show Republican 45th President Donald Trump trailing Kamala Harris by a mere seven percent while Republican Nella Domenici is trailing U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich by only six points — showing the state is very much in play.
The latest voter registration data for New Mexico can be accessed here.
Question is: How good are the GOP Candidates?
Some look a little shady from the start…
NM, hold whoever wins accountable! IT MATTERS!
Rev. Rico
My hope is democrats realize they were handed a bad batch of goods and realize they need to vote conservatively on a tried and proven candidate. Who were u better off with??
Where is the RNC in NM? Heinrich, Vasquez, and Leger-Fernandez are very vulnerable and the RNC is nowhere is sight! It could open up an office in the South Valley, with Spanish speakers, and probably win at least two of the three Dem. Seats. Oh well……..