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TRACKING: Massachusetts Exit Polls http://bit.ly/massexitpolls

1/19/2010

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TRACKING: Massachusetts Exit Polls http://bit.ly/massexitpolls
http://www.mahalo.com/massachusetts-exit-polls

On January 19, 2010, the state of Massachusettsheld a Special Election to see who would be taking over the senate seat left vacant by the lateTed Kennedy. The contest was regarded as a close one between Republican Scott Brown and Democrat Martha Coakley. As the voting begins,Massachusetts exit polls and Massachusetts election results will begin to become available and will be made available here.


According to the Wall Street Journal, there may not be exit polls released prior to the results of the January 2010 special election as generally in cases where a blowout win is expected, exit polls are not released. Per their report and a January 10, 2010, headline by the Boston Globe, Martha Coakley had a significant lead in the polls at 15 points.5


During the 2008 presidential election Barack Obama was declared the projected winner of the state of Massachusetts minutes after polls closed at 8 p.m., which was confirmed after precinct reports came in.6 Fellow Democrat John Kerry has also been declared the winner in his campaign for re-election to the Senate. The state ofMassachusetts has 12 electoral votes.7

http://www.mahalo.com/massachusetts-exit-polls

  • KZ

    You forgot to mention that polls late last week showed Brown ahead by 5 points. Not to say that he will win, but you make it sound like a blowout, which it will not be.

  • Steve Nimmo

    Hi folks!
    I have a few relations and friends in Boston. According to their own, yet unscientific independent polls, Coakley is being defeated with possibly a larger margin than the five out of six polls that the Daily Poll ran on Monday, January 18, 2010. It appears that the libs have misguided thoughts that have ultimately derailed and crashed their train on the health care track. Obama and Pelosi directly, and Reid indirectly, have steered the Dems to a point of no return. I am afraid that the voting will now have to contend with 41 Senators on the conservative side and only 59 on the liberal side. This another case where Obama can apologize (once again) to the Democrats and say “The buck stops with me.”

  • Kevin lee

    Any new updates on mass race

  • maverick00010

    Nice, keep posting such stuff in the future as well.

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