The results that The Washington Post is publishing explore demographic trends identified in national and state exit polls. These surveys ... and by about a 5-to-1 margin, Trump supporters said ...

In theory, in 19 cases out of 20, the results from such polls should differ by no more than plus or minus 2 percentage points nationally, and 3 to 5 points in each state, from what would have been ...

Exit polls are surveys of voters taken as they exit their polling place. The exit poll also includes interviews with early in-person voters and a telephone poll is conducted for absentee voters.

Now both parties are looking to the exit polls for lessons as to how Trump ... Up until Election Day, the liberal side had won every state ballot initiative on abortion, post-Roe.

Preliminary national and state exit poll results from interviews of randomly selected voters as they exited voting places across the country on Nov. 3, as well as from voters exiting early voting ...

Before the first exit poll results arrived on Tuesday, numerous states were reporting record ... In 2008, we had 67.5 and in 2012 we had 64.1,” Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson told ...

and 5 percent in North Carolina, which could be enough to influence the outcome in those states. So, where does the overall race for electoral votes stand? Taking into account these polls ...

Exit polls are conducted as voters leave their polling place, thus the name "exit" polls. For the states that hold caucuses, exit polls are called entrance polls, simply because interviewers talk ...

Exit polls are surveys of a random sample of voters taken after they leave their voting location, supplemented by telephone interviews to account for absentee or early voters in many states.

Interviews in the exit poll are conducted with voters as they leave the polling place immediately after voting. In some states, additional interviews are conducted by the telephone with people who ...