Party breakdown, turnout reliability, and youth share — live from the public voter file.
35,479
active registered voters on file in Washington County (0.5% of Ohio)
2,557
voters aged 18-24 (7.2%)
255
newly registered (last 3 file months)
74.5%
vote reliably (super + frequent)
Registration by party
Unaffiliated18,647 · 52.6%
Republican12,912 · 36.4%
Democrat3,884 · 10.9%
Libertarian36 · 0.1%
Two-party split: 23.1% Democratic here vs 35.5% statewide —
Washington County leans more Republican than the Ohio average by 12.4 points.
Who actually votes
Super voters15,325 · 43.2%
Frequent voters11,106 · 31.3%
Occasional voters5,011 · 14.1%
Rare voters4,037 · 11.4%
Tiers score each voter's participation in recent even-year November
general elections from the public vote history — 26,431 voters here are the
reliable electorate a campaign can actually count on.
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FAQ
How many registered voters are in Washington County, Ohio?
35,479 active registered voters are on file for Washington County, including 18,647 Unaffiliated (52.6%) and 12,912 Republican (36.4%). Counts come from the state's public voter file.
How many Washington County voters actually vote?
26,431 (74.5%) are super or frequent voters — they participated in all or most recent even-year November general elections, per the public vote history.
Where does this data come from?
Each state's public voter file (Ohio, Florida, North Carolina), as of VoterVault's latest ingest. Counts are active registrations and may differ slightly from official Secretary of State reports.
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Counts are active registered voters from each state's public voter file as of VoterVault's
latest ingest — they may differ slightly from official Secretary of State reports.
Ohio has no party registration: the file derives party from the most recent partisan primary each
voter pulled, so "Unaffiliated" simply means no recent primary ballot.
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