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PA exit polls reveal weakness of both Dem candidates
2008-04-24 01:30:00 UPDATE at the end–As I anticipated writing this piece, I asked my friend Neal Zaslavasky, an Obama supporter, if he would write a response. He has done so and I have posted that unaltered at the end. Please address his remarks with the same civility with which he addressed this post. And ...
By: GayPatriot
Women made up 60% of voters, exit polls show
2008-04-23 03:34:00 Hillary Rodham Clinton won Pennsylvania tonight, foiling Barack Obama's drive to end their nominating fight in the last big-state primary of the Democratic nominating contest.
By: Get rich
The Exit Polls?
2008-04-23 00:46:00 … are probably wrong. Polls close in a little over two hours. I know this is bold, but how about we just … wait. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Exit Polls…", url: "http://2008central.net/2008/04-/22/the-exit-polls/" });
By: 2008 Central
Early Exit Polls
2008-04-23 00:43:00 From CNN55% name the economy as the number one issue while 28% name Iraq as the number one issue. Clinton leads 56% to Obama's 43% among voters who name the economy as the number one issue.Obama is winning 92% of the black vote. Clinton wins among voters 65 and older, 61% to 38%. White males vote for Clinton 55% to 45%.First time voters went to Obama 60% to 38%. Among voters who decided in the last week, Clinton wins 58% to 42%Remember these are early numbers and will change.Drudge Report is reporting an early exit poll lead for Clinton, 52% to 48%. She needs this to finish in the double digits.According to Blumenthal, early exits disproportionately have favored Obama 18 of 20 primary states. According to Jim Geraghty, Obama leads 52% to 47% and also notes that early exit favor Obama by 7-8 points. So do the math. Clinton either wins by 2 or wins by 12 according to these VERY EARLY exits.
PA exit polls could tell us about Obama?s chances in fall
2008-04-22 20:50:00 Aa Pennsylvania voters trek to the polls today in the latest contest in the race for the Democratic nomination, we may be able to see some clues how the candidates, particularly Senator Obama, will withstand the pressures of the fall campaign. Giving his recent decision to dodge a debate in North Carolina, the signs ...
By: GayPatriot
Exit Polls Suggest Three Close Democratic Races
2008-03-05 02:56:00 Obama got a quick call in Vermont, but there's been no such call in Ohio, nor are there expected to be in Rhode Island and Texas when those polls close in a few minutes if the exit polls are to be believed. Texas has apparently released the early voting totals on the Democratic side, which give Obama a lead of 115,000 votes out of about 860,000 cast. 7:10 MST Sean is liveblogging the results over at Race42008 and I'll echo his frustration with the glacial pace of vote counting in Ohio. Polls closed there an hour ago but they've got only 31,000 votes reported from 1% of the precincts. Meanwhile, in Texas they've got about 960,000 votes out of the first 2% of precincts. Obama's lead is down to 87,000 in Texas, while Clinton leads in the tiny sample from Ohio. No immediate call in Rhode Island or Texas. 7:20 MST I'll note that Rhode Island now leads Ohio 4% to 3% in terms of precincts reporting, despite the one hour head start granted to the Buckeye State. Texas lags with...
By: Coldheartedtruth
Texas Primary Results Exit Polls update: will Hillary Clinton catch Barack
2008-03-04 22:09:00 Voters are heading to polls in Texas, Rhode Island, Ohio, and Rhode Island, we still have no idea what these exit polls are from the primary results are. However one thing is for sure, Hillary Clinton needs to make up some ground against rival Barack Obama. Clinton has urged voters to to settle for a ...
By: Product Reviews
Stop Reading Exit Polls
2008-02-20 00:57:00 They’re rarely if ever accurate, and under represent the type of people who vote late in the day. We’ve never blogged about them on election days and will not start today. For instance, look at this. Take a hard look. The exit poll numbers are simply absurd; there’s absolutely not way Kerry could reasonably expect that ...
By: 2008 Central
Wisconsin Exit Polls
2008-02-20 00:00:00 I found this at the Atlantic: ...this electorate is very white; only four in ten have a "college degree." They're "less affluent" than Dems in other states. The percentage of late deciders is declining: only 27% made up their minds within the last seven days. -- Issue number one is, of ...
By: BuffaloPundit
Exit polls explain Louisiana primary
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2008-02-10 05:55:00 AP - Black votes for Barack Obama outpaced white support for Hillary Rodham Clinton in Louisiana's racially split primary Saturday, exit polls found. John McCain struggled among very conservative voters who turned out in big numbers for Mike Huckabee in their first head-to-head GOP matchup, but McCain worked to make up the difference among more moderate Republicans.
By: EasyElement
Death to Exit Polls
2008-02-06 19:02:00 We didn’t blog about them. Don’t listen to them. Yglesias nails it: One thing to say about last night’s results is that I hope we can someday put to rest this business of misusing and over-interpreting early exit polls. At this point, it’s very well established that these polls have a marked tendency to oversample young voters ...
By: 2008 Central
Exit Polls, More than you wanted to know?
2008-02-06 18:41:00 The Kaiser Foundation always puts out factual information. And today, they analize the vote (from exit polls) and what’s on the top of minds of voters. You can find the entire article here. In general, I hate exit polls as the media uses them to tell you who won the primary as soon as
First Results, Including Exit Polls, Looking Good For Obama
2008-02-06 02:10:00 It is too early for this to really mean anything, but the initial news is looking good for Obama. Obama is projected to beat Clinton overwhelmingly in Georgia. ABC News is saying his lead is 88% to 11% among blacks per exit poll results. Obama was expected to win big there, so this cannot be taken ...
By: Liberal Values
US non-partisan body stopped from performing exit polls in Pakistan
2008-02-03 12:27:00 The U.S.-based International Republican Institute (IRI) has been stopped from performing exit polls on the forthcoming February 18 general elections in Pakistan. The caretaker government in Pakistan has also refused to issue new visas to the institute's two top in-country officials. According to the Chicago Tribune website, critics of the government said it has taken these actions after the IRI said in a recent survey that President Pervez Musharraf's popularity had fallen sharply. According to an IRI poll in September 2006, Musharraf had a 63 percent approval rating. But last October 11, IRI released a poll showing him at 21 percent. Thirteen days later, the first official letter arrived, telling IRI that it was not possible to register the group in Pakistan "due to administrative reasons". Another poll was released on December 13, showing that Musharraf's popularity had slightly rebounded, to 30 percent. The Pakistani government was highly ...
By: B4U India
Meritocarcy Anyone? - Exit Polls Suggest We Should Lean That Way
2008-01-28 13:12:00 Once upon a time, there was a place in western culture that allotted for elite to rule a nation. Typically called an oligarchy, such a government usually rested power with privileged minority groups, usually consisting of the wealthy, family...
CNN South Carolina Republican Exit Polls
2008-01-20 01:12:00 Here are the exit polls from CNN for the South Carolina primary.John McCain: 31.44%Mike Huckabee: 27.92%Mitt Romney: 16.04%Fred Thompson: 15.08%Ron Paul: 6.04%Rudy Giuliani: 2.96%Duncan Hunter: 0.48%
Early exit polls
2008-01-20 00:18:00 From FoxNews: Conservatives - Mike Huckabee 32%, John McCain 26%, Mitt Romney 19%, Fred Thompson 17% Independents - John McCain 37%, Mike Huckabee 23%, Ron Paul 15%, Mitt Romney 14% Evangelicals - Mike Huckabee 41%, John McCain 27%, Fred Thompson 14%, Mitt Romney 11% Veterans - John McCain 36%, Mike Huckabee 25%, Mitt Romney 20%, Fred Thompson 13% As far as the three most important issues to voters: McCain and Huckabee are tied on the economy, Huckabee is leading on immigration and McCain is winning on Iraq. Share This Share This
More Poll Goodness
2008-01-11 16:30:00 John McCain leads in South Carolina in a FoxNews/Opinion Dynamics poll. In the words of a great man, So, what have we learned from this? That only a fool puts stock in polls.
New Hampshire Exit Polls and Religion
2008-01-09 09:35:00 The exit polls from New Hampshire show many trends, such as increased support for Obama with greater education, higher income, younger age, and lack of party affiliation. unlike in Iowa, Clinton won among women, possibly aided by the video of her showing emotion the day before the vote. With Obama often discussing faith in the ...
By: Liberal Values
Exit polls show voters unhappy with Bush
2008-01-09 01:43:00 Dissatisfaction with the Bush administration was clearly evident in both Democratic and Republican voters in the New Hampshire primaries, according to early exit polls. Related postsExit polls show voters unhappy with BushDissatisfaction with the Bush administration was clearly evident in bothBush, Democrats both support tax cuts — but what kind?The president seeks to extend existing reductions. His adversaries wantFor black skeptics, Obama cites IowaHis victory there proves whites are ready for an AfricanCopyright © 2007The OC Coastal Group Garry Loss http://www.theoccoastalgroup.co-m 888-OCC-Views digitalfingerprint: 002e6206e996033319e8fce2ce21085-0 (216.12.217.98) )
More Early Exit Polls
2008-01-09 01:27:00 I don't have a direct link, but I got this from MyDD.DemocratsBarack Obama: 41%Hillary Clinton: 37%John Edwards: 15%RepublicansJohn McCain: 36%Mitt Romney: 30%Mike Huckabee: 13%Ron Paul: 11%Rudy Giuliani: 8.5%Do not count on these numbers for final results, but it certainly is telling.
ABC Exit Polls
2008-01-09 01:25:00 Some early exit polls from ABC.Here is a summary.4 in 10 voters in the Democratic primary are Independents. Down from 48% in 2004 and 50% in 2000.4 in 10 voters in the Republican primary are Independents. Similar to the high of 42% in 2000.Half the Democratic voters are interested in a candidate for change.2 in 10 voters of the Democratic race say they care about experience.1 in 10 voters of the Democratic race are voting on electability.4 in 10 voters of the Republican race voting for a candidate that represent their values.3 in 10 voters of the Republican race are voting for someone who says what they believe.A quarter of the voters in the Republican race are looking for an experienced candidate.1 in 10 of the Republican race care about electability.In the Democratic race, 1 in 6 voters are under 30, similar to 2004.In the Democratic race, 2 in 10 are seniors. Up from 2004.Evangelicals represent a quarter of the votes in the Republican race.Conservatives account for more than half...
Exit polls show Saakashvili victory
2008-01-06 12:58:00 Mikheil Saakashvili is poised to hold onto to the presidency in the former Soviet republic of Georgia and avoid a runoff, according to preliminary results from an exit poll released Saturday after the snap election.
By: Get rich
Exit Polls: 6-4-2 For GO - Hold Your Horses!
2007-05-15 14:30:00 ABS-CBN and Pulse Asia just released their exit poll and it is a shocker! Viewed 626 times by 219 viewers
By: Atheista
Why exit polls failed & Most Muslim MLAs ever in UP but not a single Congre
2007-05-13 14:11:00 The psephologists and the exit polls have once against lost credibility. Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati emerged victorious on her own. Time and again it has been proved that exist polls can't read the mind of Indian voter, who considers vote as his secret weapon and may not always disclose it to the pollster that for whom he has pressed the EVM button. A Dalit who returns from the booth after voting for BSP may claim that he voted for BJP because he doesn't want to be identified as 'Dalit' and a Muslim might say that he voted for Congress though he hasn't voted for the party in decades. It is not as easy as UK or USA where there are at the most 2-3 parties and electorate are quite frank about their choice. Here often the swing starts just a few hours before polling and entire 'biradiris' decide to vote en-bloc at the eleventh hour. And as I have humbly maintained again and again on this blog that psephologists have always been heavily biased against both SP and BS...
Supreme Court to hear plea against exit polls in July
2007-04-21 11:53:00 New Delhi, April 20 (IANS) The Supreme Court Friday deferred to July hearing of a plea that seeks a ban on exit polls during elections. As the matter, pending with the apex court since 2004, came up before the bench headed by Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, petitioner D.K. Thakur sought expeditious hearing, arguing that the issue ...
By: Latest News
Punjab Exit Polls split on verdict - Social Justice however is out
2007-02-14 03:35:02 ? OffStumped For All Things Right of Center, Bringing a Right of Centre Reality Check to Indian Politics, News Media Reporting and Opinion now in Hindi ?? ?? ?? ???? ????? ??. ? An estimated 67 per cent votes were recorded in Tuesday’s election in Punjab to choose a new legislature, the Election Commission has said. The CNN-IBN ...
Tonights Election Results And Exit Polls
2006-12-08 09:45:01 All right just an update on tonights results. Rep 194 Dem 227 In the House race. 218 Needed to win. Rep 49 Dem 49 In the Senate race. 51 Needed to win. Voting is still open in lots of states now. I'm going to keep updating quite often tonight. So don't forget to refresh the page. Lets Go Lefties!!! Kick some butt. |
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