Exit polls, la suite OBAMA 48 - CLINTON 52 et OBAMA 52 - CLINTON 47
Femmes : Clinton 55% et Obama 44%
Hommes : Clinton 47% et Obama 53%
6 électeurs sur 10 sont des femmes. Donc avantage Clinton.
Deux-tiers des électeurs considèrent qu’Hillary Clinton a attaqué de manière injuste Barack Obama durant le débat.
Obama en tête en Pennsylvanie !?
Une seconde sortie d’urne nous donne Obama en tête à 52 et Clinton à 47
Hold on to your hats. I’ve gotten the usual word of the exit poll results from one of my usual reliable sources. He notes that Obama traditionally over-performs in the earliest exit polls*, and that he expects the numbers to change as the night wears on - perhaps a reversal.
But right now, the exits are saying Obama 52 percent, Clinton 47 percent.
Take these results with the usual grains of salt and skepticism. I’m told that Obama is carrying blue collar workers two to one, and he’s winning Philadelphia in the neighborhood of three to one.
As usual, if you’re a Pennsylvanian and haven’t voted yet, don’t let these or any other numbers discourage you.
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