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Networks' Plans for Exit Polls
All the broadcast networks and cable outlets share a single source for exit polling across the country. Four years ago, their data led to early calls that John Kerry had won the election. Those calls, of course, turned out to be wrong. Will there be greater caution this time around? Jacques Steinberg reports for the New York Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAll the broadcast networks and cable outlets share a single source for exit polling across the country. Four years ago, their data led to early calls that John Kerry had won the election. Those calls, of course, turned out to be wrong. Will there be greater caution this time around? Jacques Steinberg reports for the New York Times.
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The full episode
1 of 3After 22 Months of Campaigning, It's Finally Election Day- 1:38Networks' Plans for Exit PollsYou’re reading this
- 7:48Election Day in America
- 44:32Could State Ballot Measures Increase Voter Turnout across the US?