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Massachusetts Exit Polls Won’t Provide Election Result Predictions This Year

Posted by Noah Friedman 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

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For those voters that are anxiously awaiting the release of the 2010 Massachusetts Senate exit polls, so that they can get an idea of who will win key elections in the state, are out of luck. This year, no official news organization will be gathering exit polls for the state of Massachusetts Senate election.

The reason for the lack of exit polls, is because the election in the state of Massachusetts had appeared to be blowout. Martha Coakley had a 15 point lead over Republican Scott Brown in January.

As for the Gubernatorial race in Massachusetts, Deval Patrick had appeared to have the race wrapped up, even as recently as September. However, things have become a lot closer with polls from the end of October showing only a 2-5 percentage point lead for the Democrat.

In order for residence of Massachusetts to get a good idea of who will win their respective races, they must wait until the polls close and official election results begin to get announced. There will be no reliable predictions this year.

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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_INFA3CKWHHSDXXCDIJC2YEEK7U Richard

    In my little town, the attendance seems to be pretty close to ‘Scott Brown’ high.

    If my 4 hours of exit polling this afternoon, is any guide, I think Deval Patrick might be looking for a new job.

    Does Charlie Baker drive a pickup?? ;)

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