Hector De Leon

Why Citizen Voting Age Population Matters and How It Impacts Election Outcomes

by Hector De Leon | Oct 24, 2022 | CHARTS n TABLES

ACS-and-Vote_TX-1Download The objective of this presentation is to see how low the White Alone citizen voting age population (CVAP) has to be for Republican affiliated candidates to lose a county or statewide election. According to the 2016-2020 American Community...

A comparison of 2018 and 2022 October Voter Rolls shows “males” have slightly outpaced “females” registrants in the 3rd largest county in the nation

by Hector De Leon | Oct 6, 2022 | CHARTS n TABLES

2018vs2022_HarrisCntyTX_VR-by-Gender-n-City-1Download The provided data table (downloadable excel file) shows the ratio of female to male registered voter by cities wholly or in part in Harris County (Texas’ most populated county) at the same point in 2018 and 2022....

Pronouncements Diminishing the Hispanic Electorate Persist

by Hector De Leon | Oct 2, 2022 | Perspectives On Politics

The assertion, “Less than half of eligible Latinos are registered to vote,” appearing in a major newspaper story, “As Hispanics become Texas’ largest demographic group, their political clout lags,” is not supported by Census Bureau data or an analysis of Harris County...

Are there differences in the number of females who are registering to vote going into the 2022 Midterm election compared to the 2018 Midterm election?

by Hector De Leon | Sep 13, 2022 | Reflections

2018_2022_Female_RegV_Tables_Jan-Aug_HarrisCntyTX_4_WebsiteDownload Is voter registration among young females increasing in response to the US Supreme Court overturning Roe vs. Wade? The Supreme Court decision occurred on June 24. So, the answer to that question may...

Voter Registration in Unincorporated Area and 34 Cities in Harris County, TX, by Gender and Surname (as of 9/1/2022)

by Hector De Leon | Sep 9, 2022 | Reflections

2022_Sept1_VR_HarrisCntyTX_WebVDownload...