PHOENIX — Graham County registered 248 new voters ahead of the Nov. 3 General Election, while Cochise added 221 and Greenlee added 47.
That’s according to the most recent data released by the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office.
Graham County has 20,623 registered voters, with 10,617 Republican, 4,139 Democrat and 5,504 independent.
In Greenlee County, there are 4,611 registered voters, with 1,824 Republican, 1,146 Democrat and 1,519 independent.
Cochise County, which shares both state Legislative and Congressional districts with Graham and Greenlee counties, has 82,634 registered voters, with 32,818 Republican, 18,287 Democrat and 29,749 independent.
Statewide, the voter rolls increased by 1.5 percent, to 4.37 million. Independents now are the largest group of voters in the state, with 1.53 million, followed by Republicans with 1.52 million and Democrats with 1.24 million.
