Exit polls state-by-state for 2000 & 2002?

[Virginiá]

Didn't know where else to put this thread, but, I was looking for exit polls at the state level for both the 2000 & 2002 elections. Specifically, I was trying to find Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida and possibly NC/Ohio. I also need it by age groups, so exit polls for ages 18 - 29, 30 - 45, etc, for those states (how certain age groups in those specific states is why I am looking).

I did search the forum but got too much unrelated stuff and Google didn't quite deliver on this either. CNN's site gives errors displaying for 2002 and state-by-state seems even harder to find.

If anyone has sources for this or any other ideas, it would be greatly appreciated

[Indy Texas]

Are you a student? If so, you might check your university's library. Sometimes they have access to old polls or can get them for you from another institution.

[Virginiá]

Are you a student? If so, you might check your university's library. Sometimes they have access to old polls or can get them for you from another institution.

I'm not, but I do volunteer at the local state college and tutor students from others as well, so I can probably ask them. Where would you suggest starting my search in that regard?

[Angrie]

Are you a student? If so, you might check your university's library. Sometimes they have access to old polls or can get them for you from another institution.

I'm not, but I do volunteer at the local state college and tutor students from others as well, so I can probably ask them. Where would you suggest starting my search in that regard?

Roper Center. I can't post links so this has spaces in it.

http :// ropercenter.cornell. edu/polls/us-elections/exit-polls/

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

http://www.cbsnews.com/campaign2000results/election/index.html

[Virginiá]

Roper Center. I can't post links so this has spaces in it.

http :// ropercenter.cornell. edu/polls/us-elections/exit-polls/

Yes, I had tried Roper. They require some sort of membership . Thanks though

http://www.cbsnews.com/campaign2000results/election/index.html

Not sure how I missed this one. Thank you!

[Bandit3 the Worker]

Exit polls were suppressed in 2002. On election night, they stopped broadcasting exit poll data because it showed the Democrats were way ahead.

Anyone else remember that?

[Adam Griffin]

Here are 2002 exit polls for Texas and California...of Latino voters.

http://wcvi.org/latino_voter_research/polls/ca/2002/exit_results02.html
http://wcvi.org/latino_voter_research/polls/tx/2002/exit_results02.html