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2010 Pennsylvania Election Results & PA Exit Polls are in

Posted by Adam Ellis on Nov 2nd, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Pennsylvania Election Results & Exit Polls

Pennsylvania Election

The Pennsylvania Election Results are almost all in now. 81% of the votes have been reported, and as of now Pat Toomey has only a very slight lead over Joe Sestak. In fact, the Republican’s lead is so small, it can not even be considered significant.

Even the exit polls have not been able to decide a clear cut favorite. In the exit polls, 90% of Democrats voted for Sestak, while 92% of Republicans selected Toomey on their ballots. 54% of Independents chose Toomey, while only 46% chose Sestak. However, the latest Election results have them both extremely close.

Here are the latest election results with 81% of the ballots in.

- Republican Pat Toomey has approximately 50% of the vote with 1,754,338.
- Democrat Joe Sestak has approximately 50% of the vote with 1,728,659.

There are still 19% of the votes that have not been reported, thus this race will probably not officially be decided until Wednesday. It is expected to be extremely close, down to the wire, and either candidate could easily come away as the winner.

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