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Exit polls about on target this election

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The exit polls released on Nov. 4, 2008, turned out to be close to the real vote this election. The only “swing” states that did not go the way the polls compiled by Pollster.com said they would were Missouri and Indiana. Some of these aren’t really swing states, such as Minnesota, but it’s still interesting to view the results.

It was a contrast to 2004, when Election Day exit polls showed a Kerry win in Ohio and Florida, and we all know what happened.....  

Exit polls on Nov. 4, 2008/vs. real voting totals  

Obama win projections   

Pennsylvania: 52-44%/ 55-44% 

Ohio: 49-46%/ 52-47% 

Florida: 49-47%/  51-49% 

Virginia: 51-45%/ 52-47% 

North Carolina: 48.8-48.4%/ 50-49% 

Iowa: 53-41%/ 54-45% 

Missouri: 48.5-47.4%/ 49-50% 

New Hampshire: 53-41%/ 55-44% 

Nevada: 51-44%/ 55-43% 

Wisconsin: 53-41%/ 56-43% 

New Mexico: 53-44%/ 57-42% 

Colorado: 52-44%/ 53-46% 

Minnesota: 53-41%/ 54-44% 

Michigan: 54-39%/ 57-41% 

McCain win projections 

Indiana: 47-48%/ 50-49% 

Georgia: 46-50%/ 47-52% 

West Virginia: 42-54%/ 43-56% 

Montana: 46-48%/ 47-50% 

 

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Vigilance by PrMaine on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 7:45:02 PM