The Nashua Advocate: Results of the First Post-Election National Exit Poll

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[BrklynLiberal]

1. Do you guys have an e-mailing list that I can sign up for?

[nashuaadvocate]

2. Not yet -- but eventually. Thanks for your support! n/t

[FreepFryer]

3. ...Thanks for your excellent editorial and research. A great contribution.

[damntexdem]

4. No, I don't think that Dubya won fairly.

That will not prevent him from being inaugurated. But it is important to keep digging and document the fraud.

[understandinglife]

5. Outstanding effort; you guys are great, thank you (n/t)

[EFerrari]

6. What a great piece. I've been sending my friends to the Freepress

when they ask questions. So glad you're posting here because now I can also send them to you.

And how on earth, with all the tech that we have, do they think they're going to keep this covered up? There must be some really uneasy minds out there right now.

[mdb]

7. Great article as always!

I've felt all along as many have that it is so unbelievable that Kerry could have lost. Like everything else the Bush administration has hidden and has come out, this will also come out.

[enough]

8. One mindblowing snip:

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A study completed by The National Annenberg Election Survey on December 28th, 2004, involving thousands of interviews conducted between Election Day and Christmas, found that American voters rated the Kerry campaign's honesty (7.2) higher than the Bush campaign's (6.8) -- suggesting that either Kerry won the election, or else that the "moral value" of "honesty" was not one of those much-vaunted "moral values" the majority of American voters predicated their vote upon.

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Great article.

[StephanieMarie]

9. We MUST get national standards and verifiable voting

or we will never "win" another election. They will just keep stealing them.