jodawi | (no subject)

CNN exit polls - data by age, race, income, religion, etc.

Here we learn:

Boys Like Bush
Nader likers are Latino or Other, age 30 to 44, with lots of money and a college degree, going to church either never or many times a week but nothing in between, owning children and guns and fine health care in a small town, and voting mostly on moral values. They also think things are going well in Iraq for some reason, but don't think it has anything to do with terrorism.
People of drafting age are less likely to vote for Bush.
65% of people vote based on money. The less they have, the more they vote for Kerry. The more they have, the more they vote for Bush. 35% of people buck the trend.
65% of people vote based on religion. The less they have, the more they vote for Kerry. The more they have, the more they vote for Bush. 35% of people buck the trend.
18% of voters have served in the military? I guess wars and drafts will do that...
4% of voters are lesbian / gay / bi, and a quarter of them vote for Bush.
Bush voters care about terrorism, moral values, and taxes. Kerry voters care about the economy, health care, Iraq, and education.
2% of those who strongly disapprove of how Bush is handling his job voted for him anyway.
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