Votecastr Plans to Release Exit Polls Throughout Election Day
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Newsmax ^
| Nov 7 2016 | Newsmax
One company will break with exit-polling tradition on Tuesday and release results of its surveys throughout Election Day rather than waiting until all votes have been cast in a particular state. Votecastr
plans to release its first real-time projections at 8 a.m. Eastern, Politico reports. Slate and Vice News have partnered with the firm. The plan has been met with concerns that reporting on voting as it happens could affect the outcome if people who would have voted decide against it because they believe the outcome has already been determined. Some speculated that Florida Panhandle voters stayed home in 2000...
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How Badly will the MSM Skew Exit Polls Tomorrow...
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Unprecedented Election Day Experiment (All day, real time exit polling)
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Slate ^
| 6 Nov 2016 | Josh Voorhees
This Election Day will be different—regardless of how it ends. This
time, for the first time, you won’t have to wait until the polls close to find out what happened while they were open. In partnership with the data startup VoteCastr, Slate will be publishing real-time projections of which candidate is winning at any given moment of the day in seven battleground states, any of which could decide who is the next president of the United States. This, as you may have heard, is controversial. It will break a decadeslong journalistic tradition whereby media outlets obey a self-imposed embargo on...
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Trump beats Clinton in Israeli absentee-voter exit poll
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Jerusalem Post ^
| LAHAV HARKOV
Republican nominee Donald Trump won the US presidential vote among American citizens voting from Israel, according to an iVoteIsrael exit poll taken this week, but in an election plagued with low favorability ratings for both candidates, he had a far less impressive showing than past Republicans have in Israel.
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Trump Wins Exit Polls Among Israeli Absentee Voting
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Townhall ^
| November 3, 2016 | Justin Holcomb
According to the result of an exit poll taken among absentee voters in Israel, Donald Trump would better serve the interests of the Jewish nation rather than Hillary Clinton as president. Trump
received 49% of the Israeli-American vote, while Clinton got 44%, according to the poll conducted by get-out-the-vote organization iVoteIsrael and KEEVOON Global Research. The poll found a split between the two major-party candidates in New York, New Jersey, California, and Maryland. However, the swing state of Florida went to Trump outright. The total number of votes coming from Israel, 30,000, is lower than the 80,000 who turned out...
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With Trump, Clinton Deadlocked at 44, Race Is In 'Brexit' Zone: IBD/TIPP Poll
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IBD ^
| November 3, 2016 | IBD
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton remained tied at 44% with the election just four days away, according to the latest IBD/TIPP Presidential Election Tracking Poll. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson continues to get 4%, while Green Party nominee Jill Stein has 2%. On
an unrounded basis, Trump has 44.1% and Clinton 44%, with Johnson at 3.9% and Stein at 1.9%. In a two-way race, Clinton gets 44.3% and Trump 44%. The latest survey of 867 likely voters from Oct. 29-Nov. 2 has a margin of error of +/- 3.4 percentage points. On a weighted basis, the poll has 329 Democrats, 291...
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Exclusive: Trump beats Clinton in Israeli absentee-voter exit poll
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Jerusalem Post ^
Trump received 49% of the Israeli-American vote, while Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton got 44%, according to the poll conducted by get-out-the-vote organization iVoteIsrael and KEEVOON Global Research. Another 2% voted for Libertarian Gary Johnson, and the rest chose “other” or said they voted for Congress and not a presidential candidate
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Poll: Brexit vote boosts support for EU in Germany
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dw.com ^
| July 8, 2016 | Naomi Conrad / msh
The Brexit debate has boosted appreciation of the European Union in Germany - which also helps Chancellor Angela Merkel and her ruling coalition. The
Euroskeptic Alternative for Germany party lost out in the bargain.
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With Brexit locked in, here are other EU countries that poll high to 'exit'
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CNBC ^
| June 24, 2016 | Everett Rosenfeld
A majority of British voters said Thursday that the United Kingdom should leave the European Union, launching markets into turmoil as investors tried to digest what the referendum means for the U.K. and the European bloc as a whole. Although
concern for the future of the EU may seem like hyperbole, nearly every member state has a political contingent in favor of leaving the union, and the successful Brexit vote may have just politically legitimized — and energized — those movements.
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Exit Polls for "Brexit' banned? (vanity)
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Tin-Hat TV | 6-23-2016 | Self
Ok, I hate to admit it, but I was just watching the Alex Jones show on FTA satellite TV. The host of the last hour said a few minutes ago that Exit Polls for the 'Brexit vote' have been banned. (All
the better to steal the election and keep them in the EU.) I have no idea if this is true, and a quick internet search turned up nothing to confirm or to disprove this rumor.
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'Leave' side ahead in fresh Brexit poll on last day before referendum
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marketwatch.com ^
| June 22, 2016 11:43 a.m. ET | By Sara Sjolin
**************************************** markets are on a knife's edge ahead of the Brexit referendum on Thursday, with sterling and European stocks whipped around by changes in polls and booking odds. According
to the Financial Times' Brexit poll tracker, 44% are would like to remain in the EU, while 45% want to leave.
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Possible Errors in Exit Polls Suggest More Election Surprises Ahead
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Townhall.com ^
| January 14, 2016 | Michael Barone
Are the exit polls, on which just about every elections analyst has relied, wrong? That's
a question raised by New York Times Upshot writer Nate Cohn -- a question whose answers have serious implications for how you look at the 2016 general election. Standard analysis is that Democrats have a built-in advantage because the electorate is increasingly non-white. The exit polls say the white percentage of the electorate declined from 77 percent in 2004 to 74 percent in 2008 and 72 percent in 2012. In that year, they said, 13 percent of voters were black, 10 percent Hispanics, 3 percent...
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'Leave' Takes Shocking 19-Point Lead In Brexit Poll
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Zero Hedge ^
| 6/12/16 | Tyler Durden
The headlines go from bad to worse for the UK and EU establishment as yet another new poll this weekend, by Opinium, shows "Brexit" leading by a remarkable 19 points (52% chose to leave the EU against 33% choosing to keep the status quo). This
result comes after 2 polls Friday night showing a 10-point lead for "leave" which sparked anxiety across markets. This surge in "leave" probability comes despite an additional 1.5 million voters having registered this week (which many expected to increase "remain" support). Further anger towards EU was exposed when former cabinet minister Iain Duncan Smith warned...
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Brexit poll sees 10-point 'leave' lead two weeks before vote (Britain likely to quit EU)
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Chicago Tribune ^
| 06-11-2016 | Robert Hutton
The campaign for Britain to leave the European Union took a 10 percentage-point lead in a poll published late Friday, less than two weeks before the country votes in a referendum. The
pound dropped. The survey of 2,000 people by ORB for the Independent newspaper found 55 percent in favor of a so-called Brexit, up 4 points since a previous poll in April, with 45 percent for "Remain," down 4 points. It's the biggest "Leave" lead recorded by ORB in polls for the newspaper. The pound was 1.4 percent lower at $1.4256 at 7:24 p.m. in London. It's the latest...
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Poll reveals possible Brexit boost after Nigel Farage proved more convincing than Cameron
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Express ^
| 6-8-2016 | Zoie O'Brien
HE has been shunned from the official Leave campaign but Nigel Farage may well have given Brexit a boost last night ahead of the EU referendum. Prime
Minister David Cameron and Nigel Farage each gave impassioned pleas to the nation during the ITV debate as the clock counted down towards the deadline for voter registration. And according to one poll, the Ukip leader was a clear winner. The Times Red Box reactions registered hundreds the reactions of 2,500 people as Cameron and Farage were each given 30 minutes to talk and answer audience questions. An automatically selected sample of 2,500...
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Boost for David Cameron as poll of 600 economists shows 9/10 believe Brexit would damage UK economy
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thesun.co.uk ^
| May 29, 2016 | The Sun
showing almost nine in 10 of Britain's top economists believe Brexit would damage the UK economy. Drawing
on responses from more than 600 economists, 88 per cent claim leaving the European Union and the single market would harm Britain’s growth rates over the next five years. The poll for the Observer also found 82 percent of experts said family incomes would also be hit hard by voting Leave on June 23 and 61 per cent thought it would fuel unemployment.
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EU referendum poll: pensioners, Tory voters and men are deserting the Brexit campaign
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telegraph.co.uk ^
| 24 May 2016 | Peter Dominiczak
The majority of older voters, Conservative supporters and men are now backing the campaign to stay in the EU following a collapse in support for Brexit, a new exclusive poll for the Telegraph shows. The
poll finds that the Remain campaign now has a 13-point lead with just one month until the referendum. The latest ORB poll puts Remain on 55 per cent and Leave trailing on 42 per cent, among people who definitely intend to vote. Amongst all voters, the Remain campaign now has a 20-point lead, with 58 per cent of voters saying they back the pro-EU campaign.
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Oregon Exit Polls: Sanders SKYROCKETS, Kentucky: Close Race
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The Marshall Report ^
evidence points to a Sanders Sweep in the Beaver State, according to Oregon sources. Meanwhile,
Kentucky is shaping up to be a big battle and a nail biter
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DEMS FOR DONALD: FOX EXIT POLL OF LIBS [45% Hillary 35% Trump 18% neither]
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BURSTUPDATES ^
| May 11, 2016
Fox exit poll on the dems yesterday asked for vote preference Trump vs Hillary. The results were as follows: 45% Hillary 35% Trump 18% neither Again, it was an exit poll of democrats. Look
at these polls on a consistent basis and they will provide something of value. Polls across the country are indicating a preference for Trump from Sanders supporters if he is not available. The polls rank Sanders far higher in trust over Hillary and in common theme with Trump, Sanders too represents the outsider.
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Philippines election: Exit polls put controversial mayor Rodrigo Duterte way ahead
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ABC News ^
| 05/08/2016 | South-East Asia correspondent Adam Harvey in Manila,
Exit polling of overseas Filipino voters are suggesting hardline mayor Rodrigo Duterte will be elected the country's president in today's vote. Key
points: Duterte has between 52 and 85 per cent of vote in overseas exit polls Davao mayor promises voters "comfortable life" under his rule Critics voice concerns over Duterte's past Result could be known as early as Monday night, officials say The polls show Mr Duterte way in front of his nearest rivals, the moderate candidates Grace Poe and Manuel "Mar" Roxas. He has between 52 to 85 per cent of the vote in 15 countries where exit...
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