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Sixty-eight percent of unmarried women favored Democrats in the U.S. House midterm elections compared to 31 percent who favored Republicans, according to exit poll data.

Most Ohio voters disapprove of President Joe Biden, and the overwhelming majority say the United States economy is currently “not so good” or “poor,” a CNN exit poll reveals.

A new CNN exit poll conducted by Edison Research showed that a majority of voters have a negative view of the country’s direction. 

Voters throughout the nation leaving the polls Tuesday told CBS News that inflation was their number one concern.

Republican Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin garnered more support from Hispanic voters than Democrat Terry McCauliffe, a Fox News exit poll shows.

The latest exit polls out of Virginia show that the economy, jobs, and education were the number one issues for voters heading into election day.

An autopsy report on former President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign demonstrates that voters’ perception of his coronavirus response affected his support in key swing states he won in 2016 but lost in 2020.

Seniors gave President Donald Trump an edge over his opponent despite speculation that he might lose their support, an exit poll shows.

President Donald Trump boosted the GOP’s share of the small but fast-growing Asian vote to 31 percent, according to the exit polls.

U.S. President Donald Trump won most voters who waited until the last week to decide which presidential candidate to support, exit polls reportedly showed by the end of Election Day.

American voters in the 2020 presidential election said they are better off today, financially, than they were four years ago before President Donald Trump was elected, a CNN exit poll finds.

The Chinese coronavirus dropped to the third most important issue among American voters, according to CNN exit polls.

The New York Times had declared the election a “setback” for Netanyahu, based on exit polls that showed Likud losing by a substantial margin to the opposition,

Americans who say they attend religious services regularly were far more apt to vote Republican in the midterm elections than those who attend seldom or never, exit polls revealed.

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel’s “happy talk” will not help. Trump and the Republicans should recognize they lost in 2018 — and make the necessary changes, now.

A preliminary exit poll released by ABC News says Republicans account for 32 percent of votes presently cast, while Democrats make up 38 percent and Independents count for 30 percent.

The 2016 exit-polls undercounted blue-collar white voters by almost 14 million and exaggerated the number of college-graduate voters by roughly 18 million, according to a report in the New York Times. 

The first exit polls of voters in Virginia and New Jersey were released Tuesday afternoon — and they reveal that six in ten respondents favor leaving monuments to Confederate soldiers in place.

The latest data from Election Day exit polls reveals a nation divided sharply along demographic lines — not exactly the kind of change that was promised, and that voters expected, from the presidency of Barack Obama.

The first exit poll of Election Day 2016 emerged just after noon from Morning Consult/Politico, which reports that twice as many voters in 2016 versus 2012 (36 percent versus 18 percent) said that a “strong leader” was the most important factor in choosing a president.

Exit polls in the Michigan primary show that Democrats and Republicans oppose trade — by nearly equal margins.

Michigan has one of the largest Muslim populations of any state, yet 6 out of 10 Republicans in the state favored a temporary ban on Muslim visitors to the United States, according to early exit poll results from CNN.

As the Super Tuesday exit polls roll in, as we have learned on previous election nights, Donald Trump’s proposal to temporarily ban foreign Muslims from entering the United States  is wildly popular with Republican voters. Throughout the Super Tuesday states,

The first Super Tuesday exit polls are out — and there is good news for Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) as they try to prevent frontrunner Donald Trump from advancing toward the Republican nomination.

Republican frontrunner Donald J. Trump beat his polling average in winning the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday–by an astonishing 5%.