looking for comprehensive exit poll data

[garybeck]

I have seen much on DU about exit polls, people have made excellent bar graphs, for example:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=203&topic_id=140579&mesg_id=140579&page=

but rarely I can find a source of the exit poll data.

can someone clue me in here? where is the exit poll raw data that everyone is working with?

on one post I saw a spreadsheet of the exit polls for every state, but it didn't say where the data came from.

I'm guessing there's already a thread on it, but I can't find it. please point me to it, or a website, or wherever the info is.

thanks,
gary

[xultar]

1. The DLC has it. n/t

[On the Road]

4. Do They? I Thought Mitofsky Wouldn't Release It

What's really needed is the raw data by polling place. That's what will lead to a smoking gun. State-level numbers are much more subject to debate because they've been reweighted by demographics and official turnout.

[papau]

2. Slate posted the 4pm results at MSNBC on the net

:-)

[garybeck]

3. link please?

can someone please provide a link to the data? thank you!

[electropop]

5. It's locked down

Mitovsky won't release it unless any one of his MSM customers gives him permission, and they have been ordered not to by Rove.

[garybeck]

7. OK, but where's the data that all the DU'ers are using? n/t

[electropop]

8. Here

http://joeorgren.com/election_fraud.htm

I'm sorry I can't remember the exact sources, but TruthIsAll (I think) supplied the red shift data. I combined the red shift and machine data into one table.

Also, I'm sorry but I don't have a .csv which includes the state-by-state vote totals and percents. I would like to add that to my big table.

I encourage everybody to massage this data in spreadsheet form and see if you can spot interesting patterns.

[Barkley]

6. Try Professor Freeman of Univ. of Penn

Check out “Unexplained Exit Polls Discrepancy.”
Stephen Freeman, [e-mail]