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Sunday, August 23, 2009

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Rural Voters


The following map shows how rural voters in each state voted. Obama won rural voters in states colored blue. McCain won rural voters in states colored red. There was not a statistically significant number of rural voters in states colored grey.

Obama won rural voters in 16 states, including 2 states that he didnt even win overall (South Dakota, South Carolina). McCain won rural voters in 27 states, including 8 states that he didnt even win overall (Nevada, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida). There was not statistically significant data for 7 states (California, Utah, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, Rhode Island, Massachusetts).

This exit poll data is from CNN.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Young Voters (18-29 years old)


The following map shows how young voters in each state voted. Obama won young voters in states colored blue. McCain won young voters in states colored red.

Obama won young voters in 42 states, including 14 states that he didnt even win overall (Arizona, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina). McCain won young voters in 8 states, all of which he won overall.

This exit poll data is from CNN.

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Suburban Voters


The following map shows how suburban voters in each state voted. Obama won suburban voters in states colored blue. McCain won suburban voters in states colored red. There was not a statistically significant number of suburban voters in states colored grey.

Obama won suburban voters in 27 states, all of which he won overall. McCain won suburban voters in 23 states, including 3 states he didnt even win overall (Minnesota, Indiana, North Carolina). There was not statistically significant data for 2 states (Montana, Wyoming).

This exit poll data is from CNN.

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Independent Voters


The following map shows how independent voters in each state voted. Obama won independent voters in states colored blue. McCain won independent voters in states colored red.

Obama won independent voters in 30 states, including 3 states that he didnt even win overall (Arizona, Nebraska, Kansas). McCain won independent voters in 20 states, all of which he won overall.

This exit poll data is from CNN.

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Male Voters


The following map shows how male voters in each state voted. Obama won male voters in states colored blue. McCain won male voters in states colored red.

Obama won male voters in 25 states, all of which he won overall. McCain won male voters in 25 states, including 3 states that he didnt even win overall (Colorado, Indiana, North Carolina).

This exit poll data is from CNN.

2008 Presidential Election - Exit Poll Map - Female Voters


The following map shows how female voters in each state voted. Obama won female voters in states colored blue. McCain won female voters in states colored red.

Obama won female voters in 31 states, including 3 states that he didnt even win overall (Montana, Missouri, Georgia). McCain won female voters in 19 states, all of which he won overall.

This exit poll data is from CNN.