Has anyone else noticed this peculiarity in exit polls discrepancy?

[pathansen]

I would think someone else has already mentioned or noticed this but here goes anyway.

In all the discrepancies between exit polls and actual votes reported, note the following:

There were no swing states that favored Kerry in votes reported
as compared with exit polls, only MT, OR, HI, TX, TN, CA, SD, ND, KS.

Yet there were several swing states that went to Bush as compared with exit polls:
NH, PA, OH, FL, MN, AZ, WI, NM, CO, MO, NJ, IA, MI, NV

If there was any fraud, wouldn't it be much more likely to occur in battleground states?

[s-cubed]

1. I'll let you down gently, so nobody flames you

Yes, there's been tons of stuff on that, statistical analysis by Dr. Freeman at UPenn, and some nice graphic displays, Just nose around a bit and you'll find them. :)

[IndyOp]

2. scubed you are soooo nice...

Way to go! We need everybody we can get to think about this issue -- being new to the discussion doesn't mean someone should be flamed -- they should be hugged!

:grouphug: