Exit poll suggests Hillary to win Missouri

[jackson_dem]

Obama beat her by 3 among men but lost women by 6. Edwards took about 4%.

[moosen]

1. alright, go hillary!

[goldcanyonaz]

2. Hi Jackson, where are you getting your data from?

[jackson_dem]

3. CNN

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/

Click on any state whose polls have closed and you can see the exit poll.

[goldcanyonaz]

6. Thank you.

[Indenturedebtor]

4. Probably the same place

He got that chart that showed Obama's "Lobbyist contributions" to be almost the same as HRC's lol.

[jackson_dem]

7. opensecrets.org

Those weren't lobbyist numbers. They were numbers of money raised from those industries. Getting $2,300 from an executive is not much better than getting a lobbyist dough. ;)

[usregimechange]

5. Guys that is way to close to say something like that

[jackson_dem]

8. I have the qualifier that it is based on the exit poll

[thesubstanceofdreams]

9. Once again: DIFFERENCE SMALLER THAN MOE

If you crunch the numbers, it's only a 2% advantage for Hillary, within the MOE of any poll.

[Thrill]

10. I don't see a Hillary win in that data

[grantcart]

13. neither did I too close to call

[jackson_dem]

14. How? If the exit poll is right she will win but we'll have to vote and see

[ikojo]

11. I hope the exit polls are

wrong

[book_worm]

12. closer than expected for Obama!

[catagory5]

16. CNN.com

MO 0%Clinton 45%Obama 41%
MA 1%Clinton 53%Obama 45%
CT 10%Obama 50%Clinton 47%
NJ 0%Clinton 58%Obama 32%
TN 3%Clinton 54%Obama 34%

[Unsane]

15. How does that mean she wins?

He's winning a large chunk of white voters.

[jackson_dem]

18. IF, and I underline IF, the exits are right she will win

Women outnumber men and she won women by 6, Obama won men by only 3. He needed to do better with men to win. Of course the exits might be wrong. This wasn't intended to "project" a winner but to share some data about an important state that no one was talking about.

[Guava Jelly]

17. 7546 votes counted so far...It is way to early

http://www.sos.mo.gov/enrweb/allresults.asp?eid=203

Clinton, Hillary DEM 2,425 57.1%
Obama, Barack DEM 1,043 24.5%
Edwards, John DEM 631 14.9%
Spelbring, Ralph DEM 8 .2%
Kucinich, Dennis J. DEM 7 .2%
Richardson, Bill DEM 26 .6%
Biden, Joe DEM 18 .4%
Dodd, Christopher J. DEM 11 .3%
Gravel, Mike DEM 2 .0%
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