[Plutarch]

Lots more at the link.

[calex59]

Since when did exit polls decide an election? Do we not count the votes anymore? Remember the exit polls in the 2004 Pres election that showed Bush being beaten badly and actually it turned out the exact opposite. Exit polls are just another poll and an attempt by the MSM, and others, to drive an election their way by trying to make people give up before the voting is over. They used to do the same thing with “projections” but now use “exit polls”. All polls are BS. The only poll the counts is the final vote count.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Looks like a McCain win to me. The tighter race may be between Romney and Thompson. Thompson may regret saying he was dropping out if he finished fourth. I doubt he meant fourth by a nose.

[Mojave]

The pro-aborts are two-to-one for Romney over Thompson. Not surprising.

[TheZMan]

I was just looking through that. God these people are either stupid or naive, or both.

If Olbermann got hoodwinked by Thompson’s speech then South Carolina got hoodwinked by *ucker and McAmnesty.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

On the other hand, it looks to me like Romney’s weakness is McCain’s strength. So a close finish may mean less than I first thought.

[nmh]

Thank God exit polls don’t determine the outcome.

NH is a good example of that FACT.

[Dog Gone]

To me, the abortion question is telling. It tells me that independents and Democrats infiltrated the GOP primary.

McCain is pretty solidly pro-life, so those voters didn’t vote for him because of his position. Rudy is characterized, I think a bit unfairly, as the pro-choice candidate.

So who were these voters who supported McCain?

[chaos_5]

Fools!
The lot of them!
Bunch of darn fools wouldn't know a conservative principle if it slapped them upside the head!

[MindBender26]

Notice that they are polling on abortion, where Dems hate the Republican position.

[wardaddy]

abortion.....too bad we can’t get a social conservative who’s a better all around guy...who can win a primary

the pitfalls of too many friggin folks running

the crap floats to the top

[WorkingClassFilth]

The Conservative bloc is in disarray because we have no Conservatives to vote for.

Hillary is coming back to the WH in 2008.

[txjeep]

What this data shows is that Fred is not getting evangelical support, which he must have. He got totally screwed by Dobson when he said Fred wasn’t Christian enough. Fred got only 15% of the born again vote. McCain got more than that and Huck got 40%. Also, Fred is clearly not getting his message out when both McCain and Huck get substantially more of the pro-life and “deport the illegals” votes. The Republican party is dying before our eyes.

[Maelstorm]

McCain is getting a huge number of liberal votes.

[#1CTYankee]

Fred third at 13.9 %

[Plutarch]

I think this link should work better.