New Voter Dataset Reveals 20 Years of Democratic Dominance in New Castle County, Delaware

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Exciting news for political science enthusiasts! MyVoterWisdom.com has just released a comprehensive dataset spanning 2004-2024 presidential elections in New Castle County, Delaware. Thanks to the Delaware Department of Elections' meticulous record-keeping, we can now analyze two decades of voting patterns in Delaware's most populous county.

The data tells a fascinating story: Democratic candidates have maintained a consistent winning streak, with their margin of victory growing from 23,701 votes in 2004 to 89,832 votes in 2024. What's particularly interesting is how the Democratic stronghold of Wilmington has contributed to this trend, consistently delivering crucial votes for Democratic candidates.

For new voters interested in voting patterns, I find it remarkable that voter turnout has increased by 22,559 voters since 2004, showing growing political engagement in the community. This new dataset provides valuable insights into local voting patterns and serves as an excellent resource for future political analysis.

Special thanks to https://elections.delaware.gov/elections/election_archive.shtml for maintaining these vital historical records.