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New Providence, NJ vs Longmont, CO

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- Registered voters in Longmont are 6.7% more likely to be registered as Democrats than registered voters in New Providence.
- Registered voters in New Providence, are 27.2% more likely to be registered as Democrats, than in the rest of the United States.
 New Providence, NJLongmont, COUnited States
 Democrat  Unlock70.3%48.0%
 Republican30.5%  Unlock45.9%
 Independent Other  Unlock7.7%6.0%
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