Early Exit Poll Data for New Hampshire (Open Thread)
January 8th, 2008
From Marc Ambinder on the New Hampshire primary:
EXIT POLLS: GOP: 3 in 10 GOP voters are independents (CORRECTED FIGURE)…many late deciders… McCain more electable than Romney…33% say economy is biggest issue followed by Iraq (22%) …. Democrats: 46% made up minds without last week.. 4 in 10 are independents…. HRC’s favorability: 73%; Obama’s: 84%; … 36% say economy is top issue….
Last Minute Decisions
Eighteen percent of Republicans and 15 percent of Democrats said they settled on a candidate on Election Day.
New Hampshire Democratic primary voters:
1. The economy
2. The war in Iraq
3. Health care
New Hampshire Republican primary voters:
1. The economy
2. The war in Iraq
3. Terrorism
4. Illegal immigration
New Hampshire Republican primary voters
Enthusiastic – 10 percent
Satisfied, but not enthusiastic – 40 percent
Dissatisfied, but not angry – 33 percent
Angry – 16 percent
New Hampshire Republican primary voters
Generally continue George W. Bush’s policies – 18 percent
Change to more conservative policies – 51 percent
Change to less conservative policies – 24 percent
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