WI Exit Polls: Blacks, Latinos, Women overwhelmingly vote for JK

[Monument]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3762911/

I assume these exit polls are why they are calling the race for Kerry.

[JI7]

1. that was the case in other states also,

especially in virginia and tennessee.

[jab105]

2. Women...really?

Ok, I know this is superficial(sp?)...but seeing both in person...I gotta say, Edwards is a cutie:)

[Rowsdower]

4. he doesn't look like Frankenstein

[spooky3]

9. sorry, that's not consistent with the results shown on CNN or MSNBC

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/epolls/WI/index.html

Both candidates appeal about evenly to men and women. That was also the case in many prior states.

[PROGRESSIVE1]

3. Also, JK won every age group too.

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[NewYorkerfromMass]

5. Big city precincts usually report last

so it makes sense to call it then.

[sillymikey]

6. blah

this Cuban-American voted for Dean :)

[calimary]

8. Welcome to DU! I would have, too. But congrats to the winner(s).

They'll deserve ALL of our help, come November.

[F.Gordon]

7. Very strange Dean exit polling

13% Republican, 19% Conservative, 23% satisfied with or very enthusiastic about Bush*, 16% strongly approved of Iraq War.

http://www.election.cbsnews.com/campaign2004/poll/delegate_wi_0.shtml

Umm...WTF?

Am I "out of the loop" here? Has this been going on since day one?