In the precincts affected, 37% of the registered voters were registered republicans, the other 63% were registered democrats or independents. (The state Republican registered voter is 35%, so these precincts were just slightly higher)
In Arizona, I think I read that 80% of their vote is absentee or in person early voting.... Only 20% of the total vote is from election day.
That means that most Republican voters, voted early or via absentee already, before election day, in Arizona....unlike many other states, the disparity between Rs and Ds with early vs Election day voting, is very small.
The election day printer problems affected both Democratic and Republicans, in the sense of Long Lines...
But every person whose ballot would not scan, the BOX#3 ballot box was there for them to drop their ballots... And they did. 17000 ballots were put in box3 ballot boxes and those votes were counted.
Only 194 voters over all precincts with printer problems, checked in, but did not check out with a vote.
So 194 people might have been disenfranchised, which were made up of R, D, and I.