Word: exit
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...Exit polling showed that Democrats drew a plurality among elderly voters. As all Americans are growing older, this trend bodes well for the party...
...rumbling started in the East, where the polls opened first. Within hours the political seismologists at Voter News Service in Manhattan were getting off-the-chart readings from their exit polls. Tapping at rented computers in a windowless warren 30 floors up in the World Trade Center, analysts spent Election Day sifting the results of more than 10,000 field interviews by exit pollers who questioned voters as they emerged from 1,039 polling places across the country. By 11:45 a.m., Murray Edelman, the veteran director of the operation, expressed astonishment that for the first time...
Roberts, who also works for National Public Radio, cited an ABC exit poll from the recent election indicating that many voters would elect "all new leaders even if they were ineffective...
Speaking of unintelligibility, the HOLLIS Plus databases do not share a common exit procedure, leaving you to try out different commands until you find the right one. If you find yourself lost in the system, try the commands "quit," "exit," "ex," "q" and "bye". Or try pressing the Escape key on your keyboard, then hitting the "x" key twice...
...other than Fidel Castro's younger brother Raul. For the party's 500,000 card-carrying members, the uncut footage of Raul traversing Cuba from Santiago de Cuba to Pinar del Rio, chronicling political and economic woes, is a must see. And despite the occasional urge to nap, viewers exit stunned and uncertain what it portends for Cuba's future...