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obama clinton trade wins on tuesday may 6th edison media research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across north carolina and indiana surveying over 4000 respondents voting at democratic primaries to identify voter demographics important issues and candidate preference. senator barack obama won the north carolina primary by a decisive margin while senator hillary clinton won indi...
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believe it or not the democratic presidential race is slowly coming to the end. the only problem is the two campaigns dont agree on the finish line.after todays primaries nbc news projects that there will be more undeclared superdelegates 264 and disputed delegates 366 in florida and michigan than there are to win in the final six contests 217 through june 3. indeed theres an argument to be made t...
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now that pennsylvanians have voted here are the latest delegate counts as compiled by the television networks and associated press nbc obama 1727 clinton 1594 abc obama 1721 clinton 1586 cnnobama 1719 clinton 1586 cbsobama 1715 clinton 1585 ap obama 1714 clinton 1589meanwhile david nather notes the clinton campaign is renewing efforts to get the media and superdelegates to focus on popular vote...
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i was looking at the exit poll data for the pennsylvania democratic primary and i noticed some things. first off it was 58 female because as ive said before its very hard to imagine someone which a penis voting for a democrat. the other things i noticed involved race and gender. blacks went insanely for obama at 90 for him versus 10 for hillary. white women had an absurd 68 percent for hillary ver...
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calls clinton as winner on tuesday april 22nd edison media research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across pennsylvania surveying over 2200 respondents voting at democratic primaries to identify voter demographics important issues and candidate preference. senator hillary clinton was the victor by a tenpoint margin in this contest for pennsylvanias 158 delegates. exit poll...
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calls obama mccain as victors on tuesday march 11th edison media research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across mississippi surveying over 2200 respondents at republican and democratic primaries to identify voter demographics important issues and candidate preference. john mccain was the winner in the republican primary while barack obama won the democratic contest by a signif...
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here is an interesting tidbit from the mississippi exit poll. alook at the percentage of hillary clinton voters who are dissatisfied with the idea of an eventual clinton nomination a full 15 of voters who said they voted for hillary clinton say they will be unsatisfied if she gets the nomination. in contrast only 4 of obama voters say the same about their candidate. looking at other exit pol...
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hillary rodham clinton won the popular vote in texas democratic primary but barack obama is poised to walk away from the states primacaucus with more delegates. based on her victory in the presidential primary clinton took 65 delegates to obamas 61 but he leads the caucuses. as of the most recent count obama has passed clinton in texas delegates 8984.......
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delegates won in texas ohio rhode island vermont clinton 177 obama 171 net gain for clinton 6 delegates. delegates won in wyoming obama 7 clinton 5 net gain for obama 2 delegates net gain for senator clinton for the week 4. momentum fever catch it source cbs news......
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states with winners are in bold. updates will appear below the tables. new threads will be created when the comment load becomes too high. second results thread here. entering the night my count shows obama with 1194.5 pledged delegates and clinton with 1033.5march 4th primary and caucus results state reporting o c delegates obama del clinton del ohio 92 43 55 141 62 73 ...
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tuesday march 4 2008 cbs news is projecting barack obama has won the vermont primary. this victory marks the 12th straight win for the illinois senator.......
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over at openleft chris bowers has the following composite exit poll for the primary season so far weighted according to turnout in each state. the exit polls are from cbs and the turnout numbers used in weighting were drawn from wikipedia. it does not include florida or michigan and it also does not include alaska american samoa colorado democrats abroad d.c. hawaii idaho kansas maine nebraska nor...
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this literally took me all of saturday to put together but i think it makes a valuable point. the following is a composite exit poll for the primary season so far weighted according to turnout in each state. the exit polls are from cbs and the turnout numbers used in weighting were drawn from wikipedia. it does not include florida or michigan and it also does not include alaska american samoa colo...
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perhaps the most remarkable characteristic of general election polling right now is how different polls show such widely varying results. here are the seven most recent obama vs. mccain national pollscbs nyt obama 5038 mccain 220224apipsos obama 5141 mccain 222224research 2000 obama 5044 mccain 218221fox news obama 4743 mccain 219220usa today gallup mccain 4847 obama 221224la times bloomberg mc...
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calls obama mccain as victors on tuesday february 19th edison media research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across wisconsin surveying over 2300 respondents at republican and democratic primaries to identify voter demographics important issues and candidate preference. john mccain was the winner in the republican primary while barack obama won the democratic contest. ...
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to no ones surprise barack obama has won the caucus in his birth state of hawaii. cnn and cbs news have called the contest for him. incoming results are so far breaking for obama by a wide margin with a quarter of the precincts counted he has 74 percent of the vote and consequently stands to win the vast majority of the states 20 delegates.......
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dan kirkdorffer barack obama came out of super tuesday with a strong showing that essentially nullified all the wins hillary clinton had that night and his showing carried over into the following eight contests all of which he won.......
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in the light of day some analysis of last nights md and va exit polls did they come out just for him exit polls show that the less often 212 dem primary voters had gone to the polls in the past the more likely they were to vote for barack obama yesterday. obama beat hillary clinton among those voters who had previously voted in a presidential primary md 5639va 6237 those who had previously ...
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here are the latest totals state reporting c o delegates clinton obama p. delegates 66.8 46.2 52.4 2171 1002 1137 alabama 99 42 56 52 25 27 alaska 98 25 74 13 4 9 am. samoa 100 57 42 3 2 1 arizona 98 51 42 56 31 25 arkansas 99 70 27 35 27 8 california 100 52 42 370 207 163 colorado 99 32 67 55 19 36 ...
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obama mccain sweep on tuesday january 29th edison media research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across maryland and virginia surveying nearly 4000 respondents at republican and democratic primaries in both states to identify voter demographics important issues and candidate preference. john mccain was the winner in both republican primaries while barack obama won the democrati...
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even counting the clinton machines superdelegates. hes winning it the oldfashioned way state by state argument by argument debate by debate. clinton should consider stepping aside if tomorrows votes go the same way. if she couldnt put this thing away by now with all her party clout all her chits all her husbands pull all her big donors and all her brandname recognition shes not going to do it i...
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