2002 Exit Polls

[barfbag]

I've been looking for years and have never been able to find exit polling data for the 2002 midterm elections. Has anyone seen where this is located or come across such information? I'd like to check out Bush's approval ratings by state for the midterm election. I'm assuming he was above 50% in every state, but who knows.

[ElectionsGuy]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2002/pages/epolls/index.html

Right here. You have to choose "pick states" on the left side, not near the top by "race type".

This should probably belong in the Election Archives.

[Bandit3 the Worker]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2002/pages/epolls/index.html

Right here. You have to choose "pick states" on the left side, not near the top by "race type".

This should probably belong in the Election Archives.

The website says:

"Due to problems at Voter News Service, exit polls were not available for the 2002 election."

I remember this "election." The exit polls were suppressed on the day of the "election" because the GOP was getting their faces handed to them in the exit polls. So The Media conspired to cover up all the Republican election fraud that was going on.

[ElectionsGuy]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2002/pages/epolls/index.html

Right here. You have to choose "pick states" on the left side, not near the top by "race type".

This should probably belong in the Election Archives.

The website says:

"Due to problems at Voter News Service, exit polls were not available for the 2002 election."

I remember this "election." The exit polls were suppressed on the day of the "election" because the GOP was getting their faces handed to them in the exit polls. So The Media conspired to cover up all the Republican election fraud that was going on.

That's unfortunate

You can say whatever you want. I can also say the 2012 election was rigged for democrats because there wasn't exit polls in 20 states. If you believe fraud would completely change the outcome of the election night than that is sad.