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Though Democrats voting on Tuesday were less apt to say they felt betrayed by their party or to express anger with the federal government, about three-quarters said they were worried about the economy. About 4-in-10 said they thought life for the next generation of Americans would be worse than life today, and 9-in-10 said they thought the nation's economy favored the wealthy.
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pathetic little tramp posted:So the exit polls are literally just voter demographics. DRINK YOUR TRUMPALTINE
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Only about one-quarter of Democrats said they made up their minds in the final days of the contest, well below the share of Republicans deciding late.
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Concerned Citizen posted:The media has the secret actual exit poll results, but they hide them away. Like cowards. They're doing it this way so it doesn't depress turnout in any direction for the average voter. Smart people like us can still read between the lines and figure out what it means.
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Republican voters expressed deep worries about both the economy (three-quarters were very worried) and the threat of terrorism (6-in-10 very worried). About 9-in-10 said they were dissatisfied with the federal government, including about 4-in-10 who were angry about the way it was working. And for many, the dissatisfaction extends to the GOP itself. Half said they felt betrayed by politicians from the Republican Party, and about the same share said they wanted the next president to be from outside the political establishment.
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Reik posted:Keeping-Kosher Jews are out too then? We just can't take that chance. Gonna block all the vegetarians and those worried about heart disease too. Fear is all important.
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Record levels of political polarization is occurring on both sides, with more Republican voters than ever saying they’re conservative and Democratic voters saying they’re liberal.
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Quote of the day, "I am? How am I doing?" ~ Lindsey Graham, on being informed he's on the ballot.
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Jewel Repetition posted:They're doing it this way so it doesn't depress turnout in any direction for the average voter. Smart people like us can still read between the lines and figure out what it means. More like can delude ourselves into believing we have insight.
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Does anybody have a working MSNBC stream?
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TROIKA CURES GREEK posted:This isn't exactly true, they use them to call winners early but they won't do anything til polls close. Their predictive power is weak enough that they're only used to call winners early in the case of a blowout. Otherwise they're only used along with early results as a piece of data. (edit: early being "when polls close", after the 2000 debacle)
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Lyapunov Unstable posted:Does anybody have a working MSNBC stream? if you have a cable account you can stream it through their site
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Lyapunov Unstable posted:Does anybody have a working MSNBC stream? Check out the OP.
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Lindsey Graham is on MSNBC. Chuck Todd: Why'd you end up going with Jeb Bush? Graham: Good question.
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You're not going to get the results on exit polls that you actually care about "WHO DID YOU VOTE FOR" until after polls close. Releasing demographics and poo poo like that is a nice way to skirt the line of "don't release exit polls before polls close" since you can plausibly say you're not impacting the results with their release.
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Joementum posted:Check out the OP.  is there another?
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Meg From Family Guy posted:Look at the fuckin math major over here You joke, but it's true.
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http://www.hulkusc.com/watch-msnbc-live-streaming/ is what I used for the last dem debate, seems to work pretty well.
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"There are plenty of self-identified late deciders, especially on the GOP side: Nearly half of Republican primary voters in these preliminary New Hampshire exit poll results say they finally picked their candidate only within the last few days. Fewer Democrats are later deciders, about two in 10."
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evilweasel posted:Their predictive power is weak enough that they're only used to call winners early in the case of a blowout. Otherwise they're only used along with early results as a piece of data. Correct.
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Lyapunov Unstable posted:http://www.stream2watch.co/live-tv/us/msnbc-live-stream isn't working http://www.livenewschat.eu/politics/
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Insanely low number of dem late deciders = no hillary upset.
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THA TITTY THRILLER posted:http://www.hulkusc.com/watch-msnbc-live-streaming/ is what I used for the last dem debate, seems to work pretty well.
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Age of sunshine result: Trump>Kasich>Christie Age of shadow result: Trump>Rubio>Cruz
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68% of dems identify as liberal, in 2008 it was 56%. Bernie gonna win (duh).
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Vox Nihili posted:Insanely low number of dem late deciders = no hillary upset. Aren't Dem independents also down though? Wouldn't that be bad for Bernie on his side? I mean we're both just reading chicken guts here of course.
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The pigs have spoken. His veto of the gestation crate bill has sealed his fate. Christie won't make the next debate. https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/02/09/wayward-pig-shows-new-hampshire-polling-place/chwdyHFkMG4SlBmsjYoOjO/story.html Tatum Girlparts posted:Aren't Dem independents also down though? Wouldn't that be bad for Bernie on his side? I would guess they kind of wash each other. While Bernie used to be independent, he's definitely campaigning as the more liberal of the two candidates.
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I'm very upset by the extreme negativity this thread is throwing at the beautiful Granite State, land of brotherly love, moose, and ethnic homogeneity
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Reik posted:The pigs have spoken. His veto of the gestation crate bill has sealed his fate. Christie won't make the next debate. "Farmer reunited with pig; pig's condition reported as 'porculent'."
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BRAKE FOR MOOSE posted:I'm very upset by the extreme negativity this thread is throwing at the beautiful Granite State, land of brotherly love, moose, and ethnic homogeneity Fun fact: New Hampshire was subject to the voting rights act for a while (you got subject to it if you had a literacy test, which NH had had since it was founded, and low enough turnout). Even more fun fact: It's not clear that there were more than like a single black family in the districts that had low enough turnout that NH was subject to the voting rights act, and in some of them there may not have been a single black person.
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drat I had no idea the Fix the Debt people were still around, and showing ads on MSNBC
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I really can't wait until a state that isn't almost 95% white gets to vote.
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Only 15% of GOP primary voters say immigration was the most important issue 
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Joementum posted:Only 15% of GOP primary voters say immigration was the most important issue Did they ask how important "greatness" is
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:"Farmer reunited with pig; pig's condition reported as 'porculent'." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/29/pip-poop-cop-car_n_7470258.html 
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triple sulk posted:I really can't wait until a state that isn't almost 95% white gets to vote. Those are the states Hillary will win 
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BeOSPOS posted:whose gonna win tonight?
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