If exit polls were votes
Then Obama would be headed for a huge victory. Actually, he wouldn't, as President Kerry would be standing for re-election. So let's wait and see.
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Then Obama would be headed for a huge victory. Actually, he wouldn't, as President Kerry would be standing for re-election. So let's wait and see.
Labels: Barack Obama, election, John Kerry, John McCain, politics, polls
4 Comments:
Yeah, I agree. I'm extremely skeptical of anything anyone says to a pollster in this contest.
Tap the brakes just a little Huffington Post. They even give a disclaimer stating such exit polls are rarely accurate and were given to them by a democratic staffer. CNN seems to be jumping the gun a bit too. What happened to the patient declarations the media exercised in 04?
The CNN county by county map on its website is an extraordinary use of the Internet.
I believed in the polls, there were no reasons not to. The "Bradley" is an anachronism if it were ever truly operative.
I thought McCain would get smoked in Pa and Obama would pick off a few classic red states.
Everything was true to form, there were no surprises.
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