Registration

Column components from bottom to top represent California, other state actual reports, and other state estimates, respectively.

	1980	1982	1984	1986	1988	1990	1992	1994	1996	1998	2000
AK	600	900	1282	1000	900	800	700	600	500	3226	6884
AZ	2045	3406	3965	4400	4841	4632	4784	7574	18418	17466	12576
CA	86193	73442	64299	53267	49075	50782	71148	69951	77665	82079	94937
CO			576	753	1033	1258	1660	1945	2420	3201	4259
CT							29	50	70	149	682
DE	198	200	227	200	170	166	344	466	566	648	738
FL	650	700	850	1000	1336	1516	2909	3585	5509	7037	9462
KS						531	4204	5508	9829	9773	9976
LA	175	190	219	230	260	290	325	360	500	691	1016
MA							204	333	8157	7610	16071
MD	328		350				2692	2700	3785	3800	4021
ME							1048
NC	489		560				677	1472	2585	4754	6909
NE	214						194		234	64	1790
NH							3637	3330	3207
NM	123	150	190	300	450	600	800	1000	1407	1183	3787
NV	676	1003	673	692	739	1125	2315	2847	3833	4819	4715
OK	875		444						141		703
OR	500	750	1000	1400	1700	2000	3800	7000	10102	11946	13663
PA								4408	13770	23095	30248
SD	25	75	125	175	225	275	346	469	656	924	1074
WV										420	956
WY				20	40	60	78	53	181	189	246
	93091	80816	74760	63437	60769	64035	101894	113651	163535	183074	224713
	1980	1982	1984	1986	1988	1990	1992	1994	1996	1998	2000

Notes

1. Registration figures are not strictly comparable from state to state because of differences among election laws and registration procedures. Some states do not have any registration by party, some have party registration but do not allow for Libertarian registration, and some allow it but do not consistently report the totals.
2. Different states report registration totals on different schedules. Figures shown are the closest available to the general election in the even-numbered year.
3. Figures shown in gray italics are estimates interpolated or extrapolated from actual counts, taking into account special circumstances such as changes in election law and major registration drives.
4. Most historical figures were provided by Richard Winger. For further information about these figures and comparable figures for other parties, see Ballot Access News.
5. For more details on particular states, see:
   • California