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November 02, 2004
Polls | CNN Releases "Partial Exit Poll Results"

This just on CNN TV, which is reporting partial exit poll results

  • Top issues to Kerry voters: economy/jobs (32%) and Iraq (23%)
  • Top issues for Bush voters: moral values (35%) and terrorism (33%)
  • 81% of Kerry voters dissaprove of going to war in Iraq, and 88% of Bush voters approve of going to war in Iraq.
  • Not confident their vote will be accurately counted: 5% of Bush voters, 13% of Kerry voters
  • 1 in 7 voters today say the DID NOT vote in the 2000 presidential election

It seems CNN has and has crunched the numbers, but is keeping the returns under embargo. They’re just wetting our whistle with these numbers …



Posted by Alan at November 2, 2004 04:06 PM | TrackBack
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