EXIT POLLS ARE FUCKING WRONG TONIGHT IGNORE THEM

[Herman Munster]

Hillary wins Massachusetts in a rout! woo hoo!

[jlake]

1. Hill Yes!

[littlebit]

2. Yeah

Those exit polls where really close lol.

[flyarm]

3. so much for Kennedy and Kerry!..hey Obama people..you will not win..

[reality based]

4. At least Drudge's were. n/t

[KennedyGuy]

5. But...But..Rassmussen... .Zogby....(sniff)

[FlyingSquirrel]

6. EHRMAN UMNSTER IS SO UFCKING RWONG OTNIGHT GINORE IHM

:evilgrin:

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. You mean like the rest of the elections?

And who benefits from these things, when it wasn't that way before 2000?

[ElsewheresDaughter]

8. It was nasty here all week and I for 1 will be happy when it's over...GOMAMA

[wisteria]

9. Obama closed the gap. That was what was expected. Momentum is everything.

Hillary has none.

[Skittles]

10. please, just stop

what is this, some kind of sickness?

[flyarm]

11. JUST NOW msnbc SHOWED 44,000 votes more for Hillary.eom

[madrchsod]

12. so it looks like hillary is going to take the super tuesday prize...

in a couple of days du can get back to the real issues....making the democrats do their god dam jobs.

[goldcanyonaz]

13. Wish someone could bump up that talkingpointsmemo exit poll b.s. from earlier.

[frazzled]

14. The reason they're wrong is that people don't seem to vote what they say their issues are

So, for example, people cited "change" as the most important issue by 50-some percent (only 13 percent, or something like that citing experience). And of that number citing change, 2/3 of them say they went for Obama.

That would suggest to any pollster some good news for Obama, but it seems not to be true. I don't blame people for being confused by the issues aspects of these exit polls.

It would appear just as confusing for the Republican race, where self-proclaimed Evangelical voters are splitting almost evenly between Huckabee, Romney, and McCain. Go figure.