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Vote 411

Milly Czerwinski, Organizer,

From LWVUS, we received the following data on Vote 411 usage from January through November.

Total Users: 285,359

New Users: 262,494

Returning Users: 22,865

Total Number of Sessions: 339,163

During the 2022 election season, New Yorkers visited Vote411 339,163 times. The “New Users” amount indicates the number of people who hadn’t used Vote411 previously during the 2022 election season. The “Returning Users” amount indicates the number of people who had used Vote411 previously during the 2022 election season.

LWVNYS Data

Overall, the percentage of candidate who participated in Vote 411 in NYS was 222 of a possible 435 (51%). The 222 candidate response total includes all 9 (100%) candidates that ran for statewide offices. Overall, we had a solid response rate from Congressional and State Senate candidates, with a lower response rate for State Assembly candidates. The state Senate and Assembly races were lowest in the NYC area; this rate is because in many of those races, a “ghost” candidate was running as the real race was in the primary race. The data below is only for candidates in the November election; more candidates participated in the primaries, but if they lost their race, they are not included in this data.

Candidate Response Statistics

Total Number of Candidates (Includes Gov, AG, U.S. Senate): 435

Candidates Who Have Responded: 222

Percentage of Candidates Who Have Responded: 51%

Congressional Candidates: 54

Congressional Candidates Who Have Responded: 36

Percentage of Congressional Candidates Who Have Responded: 66%

State Senate Candidates: 110

State Senate Candidates Who Have Responded: 65

Percentage of State Senate Candidates Who Have Responded: 59%

Assembly Candidates: 262

Assembly Candidates Who Have Responded: 112

Percentage of Assembly Candidates Who Have Responded: 43%

Thanks to all the local Leagues and members who helped to set up Vote 411, encourage candidates to participate, and market Vote411 to the public!

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