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1. How can "exit poll" data be relevant?

Fri Nov 9, 2012, 11:07 AM

Nov 2012

For the first time only 31 states had exit polling.

Maybe PEW does it by land line??? That would not be accurate either.

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Religious Vote Data Show Shifts In Obama's Faith-Based Support [View all] cbayer Nov 2012 OP

How can "exit poll" data be relevant? DURHAM D Nov 2012 #1

Way to go Christians for your support of Romney Goblinmonger Nov 2012 #2

Never. It will never happen. trotsky Nov 2012 #3

I'm waiting for our resident preacher Goblinmonger Nov 2012 #4

In a backwards way, it might have. jeepnstein Nov 2012 #18

So a decreasing minority of the biggest religious bloc is GOOD news? dmallind Nov 2012 #6

Why? dmallind Nov 2012 #8

...and both small minorities too. dmallind Nov 2012 #10

The christian right has some hard decisions to make here. cbayer Nov 2012 #12

What would I suggest? Simple. dmallind Nov 2012 #14

Not going to happen, but you can continue the crusade. cbayer Nov 2012 #15

Good - but why are you so few and so impotent? dmallind Nov 2012 #19

WHY is the Christian drop (not "changes") not a surprise BTW? nt dmallind Nov 2012 #11

I think your theory about the nones has a lot of merit. cbayer Nov 2012 #17

How about one simple fact everyone tries to ignore Leontius Nov 2012 #22