Statistics

Registered Voters

Catawba Co VotersNorth Carolina Voters
Democratic20,3622,410,795Catawba County
Republican47,2632,185,829Population
Libertarian64248,404160,610 (2020 Census)
Green6792
Unaffiliated39,9432,573,277
___________________North Carolina
Total Voters108,2167,219,097Population
10.49 million (2020 Census)
Updated Feb 25, 2023

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Detailed Catawba County Statistics

Registered Voter Statistics (Updated Mar 1, 2023)


Notes:
January 12, 2023 Bi-annual list maintenance removed 3,411 voters that have been inactive since 8/4/2020
February 23, 2022 NC Supreme Court signed off on new submitted state House and Senate boundarires and went with a Congressional map crafted by independent redistricting experts.

  • Catawba County is fully in the 10th US Congressional District and the 45th NC Senate District.
  • NC House district 96 is fully in Catawba County (mainly the Hickory area). NC House District 89 is parts of Catawba and Iredell counties.
  • November 2021: City of Hickory and Town of Long View redrew ward lines based on 2020 Census data

November 4, 2021 NC General Assembly approved redrawn US Congressional, NC Senate, and NC House Districts maps.

Maps


Current Voter Registration Data

Registration Data The State Board posts registration data for all 100 counties. The zipped TXT files are updated weekly on Saturday mornings

Voter History Data The State Board posts voting history data from each county. The list is comprised of Voter Registration Numbers and the election

How to work with the data Answers to frequently asked data questions on the vast amount of voting data available on the Sate Board website.

Once unzipped, the data may be imported into MS Excel, MS Access and other database programs. This data contains Active, Inactive, Temporary, Denied, and Removed voters. Note: be sure to filter out the denied and removed voters if compiling a list of eligible voters. See file layout for full list of variables.

On election day after polls close at 7:30pm, election results from Catawba County begin uploading to the state’s Election Results page.
The first numbers to post are Absentee Ballots by Mail and One-Stop Early Voting Ballots.

NCSBE Election Results

Catawba County Results

The State Board of Elections has Online Interactive Results (2002 – Present) and Downloadable Results (1992 – Present). http://www.ncsbe.gov/election-results