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somsai

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5. Catalist is the research firm used by the Democratic Party, more specific than Pew
Mon Feb 17, 2025, 03:37 PM
Feb 2025

though Pew is very good.
Catalist uses all available data down to the precinct level and compares them against voting lists also. They are considered the gold standard. I look at https://www.dropbox.com/s/re0gtn1o57fzwp5/Catalist_What_Happened_2022_Public_National_
Crosstab=0
For the past up to 2022. Some things to remember the numbers on the left in green are a percentage of total voters, red and blue are the percentage of Dem voters.So if 10% of voters are the Silent/Greatest generation, and 46% of those voters voted Dem, that means 4.6% of total voters were Silent/Greatest who voted Dem.

It's Catalist with an I not a Y which spell check wants to misdirect you with. https://catalist.us/data/

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