What a difference a year makes in Bucks County.

Republicans have lost about 2,200 voters and Democrats have gained nearly 3,000 voters, compared to last year around this time.

The county GOP still leads the Democrats by about 21,300 voters, although Democrats happily note the gap has been narrowing for five consecutive years.

County Democratic boss John Cordisco attributed that to a stronger grassroots presence and the national climate.

“You can’t do this without people,” he said. “They have to be motivated to give their time and resources to a cause that makes sense to them.” Source Link