National Dem registration: 41.8 million National GOP registration: 30.6 million

State Dem Change GOP Change
Ala. na na na na
Alaska 73,446 9.3% 120,611 3.7%
Ariz. 1,090,484 7.9% 1,207,993 2.7%
Ark. na na na na
Calif. 7,053,860 4.8% 5,244,394 -3.5%
Colo. 946,277 5.5% 1,024,504 -4.0%
Conn. 707,885 0.4% 408,376 -5.7%
Del. 264,167 7.3% 179,470 0.5%
D.C. 290,931 -0.2% 29,220 -5.7%
Fla. 4,389,698 4.0% 3,924,081 -0.3%
Ga. na na na na
Hawaii na na na na
Idaho na na na na
Ill. na na na na
Ind. na na na na
Iowa 713,656 12.8% 618,731 1.5%
Kan. 449,058 1.6% 741,786 -2.9%
Ky. 1,647,140 4.4% 1,043,331 3.2%
La. 1,525,915 -1.9% 722,420 1.9%
Maine 318,807 3.0% 274,189 -2.0%
Md. 1,804,106 4.1% 901,347 -0.9%
Mass. 1,476,133 0.2% 486,188 -2.6%
Mich. na na na na
Minn. na na na na
Miss. na na na na
Mo. na na na na
Mont. na na na na
Neb. 372,864 0.6% 550,581 -3.9%
Nev. 564,885 14.3% 489,396 1.3%
N.H. 264,122 19.2% 269,119 5.0%
N.J. 1,682,352 46.3% 1,030,142 15.7%
N.M. 543,615 1.0% 354,272 -1.3%
N.Y. 5,438,800 -1.3% 2,995,982 -4.3%
N.C. 2,656,706 6.7% 1,936,584 1.9%
N.D. na na na na
Ohio na na na na
Okla. 1,025,611 -1.6% 806,943 0.5%
Ore. 869,538 13.3% 676,895 -4.2%
Pa. 4,275,524 9.6% 3,184,081 -3.5%
R.I. 277,961 na 75,480 na
S.C. na na na na
S.D. 197,575 3.5% 236,232 -1.6%
Tenn. na na na na
Texas na na na na
Utah 119,759 na 581,173 na
Vt. na na na na
Va. na na na na
Wash. na na na na
W.Va. 665,234 2.5% 347,760 1.4%
Wis. na na na na
Wyo. 70,363 4.6% 155,912 -4.3%
Nation 41,776,472 5.3% 30,617,193 -1.1%

Five days a week, Linda Graham trolls tattered neighborhoods of this once thriving steel city outside Pittsburgh for unregistered voters she can sign up as Democrats - one of thousands of unknown volunteers whose work outside the limelight has already altered the basic arithmetic of the November election.

The epic nomination battle between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton helped put millions more Democrats on the voter rolls while Republican registration declined. Now Graham, 45, has taken three months of unpaid leave from her job at Pittsburgh's Central Blood Bank in the hope of adding to those gains before the presidential vote.

She's encouraged by the response here. "They're all feeling the crunch" of lost jobs and a sagging economy, Graham said. "But people are feeling empowered. They're feeling like, 'You know what, I hold a little bit of power in this.'"

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/06/politics/main4422449.shtml?source=RSSattr=HOME_4422449

Nah,"the voters" mean nothing to them.