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Updated: 10:53 p.m. EST March 2, 2004

1420 Respondents

Vote by Gender
Male (43%)	2%	22%	59%	6%	9%
Female (57%)	3%	19%	62%	5%	8%

Vote by Race and Gender
White Men (27%)	3%	27%	58%	8%	2%
White Women (38%)	3%	23%	64%	5%	1%
Non-White Men (16%)	2%	13%	60%	3%	21%
Non-White Women (19%)	3%	12%	57%	4%	23%

Vote by Age
18-29 (8%)	4%	32%	44%	8%	10%
30-44 (20%)	4%	17%	57%	7%	12%
45-64 (46%)	3%	21%	60%	6%	8%
65 and Older (26%)	2%	18%	71%	2%	6%

Vote by Age
18-64 (74%)	3%	21%	57%	7%	9%
65 and Older (26%)	2%	18%	71%	2%	6%

Vote by Race
White (65%)	3%	25%	62%	6%	1%
African-American (20%)	1%	9%	54%	0%	34%
Latino (11%)	4%	13%	71%	3%	8%
Asian (2%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Other (2%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%

Vote by Income
Under $15,000 (9%)	4%	19%	55%	5%	11%
$15-30,000 (15%)	3%	14%	63%	7%	13%
$30-50,000 (23%)	2%	20%	62%	3%	10%
$50-75,000 (21%)	4%	18%	61%	7%	9%
$75-100,000 (12%)	6%	29%	51%	5%	8%
$100,000 or More (19%)	1%	22%	65%	5%	3%

Vote by Income
Under $50,000 (47%)	3%	18%	61%	5%	11%
$50,000 or More (53%)	3%	22%	60%	6%	6%

Family's Financial Situation
Better (20%)	4%	21%	58%	5%	10%
Worse (36%)	3%	19%	59%	7%	10%
Same (38%)	2%	20%	66%	5%	6%

Vote by Education
No High School (6%)	3%	14%	70%	6%	8%
H.S. Graduate (20%)	2%	23%	64%	2%	8%
Some College (22%)	4%	18%	56%	4%	14%
College Graduate (24%)	3%	22%	58%	7%	7%
Postgrad Study (29%)	3%	18%	65%	8%	5%

Vote by Education
No College Degree (47%)	3%	20%	61%	3%	11%
College Graduate (53%)	3%	20%	62%	7%	6%

Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual?
Yes (5%)	3%	16%	61%	13%	7%
No (95%)	3%	20%	61%	5%	8%

Anyone in Household in Union?
Yes, I Am (24%)	3%	18%	62%	6%	10%
Yes, Someone Else Is (15%)	1%	21%	61%	3%	12%
Yes, Both (4%)	6%	14%	63%	4%	10%
No, No One Is (57%)	3%	21%	61%	6%	7%

Union Household?
Yes (43%)	3%	19%	62%	5%	11%
No (57%)	3%	21%	61%	6%	7%

Are You a Union Member?
Yes (28%)	3%	17%	62%	5%	10%
No (72%)	3%	21%	61%	6%	8%

Vote by Party ID
Democrat (84%)	3%	18%	66%	3%	8%
Republican (2%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Independent (14%)	5%	26%	38%	20%	7%

Vote by Ideology
Very Liberal (20%)	3%	10%	62%	17%	6%
Somewhat Liberal (32%)	3%	20%	66%	3%	7%
Moderate (37%)	3%	22%	61%	2%	10%
Somewhat Conserv. (8%)	6%	30%	53%	1%	6%
Very Conservative (3%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%

Vote by Ideology
Liberal (52%)	3%	16%	64%	9%	7%
Moderate (37%)	3%	22%	61%	2%	10%
Conservative (11%)	5%	28%	51%	2%	8%

Vote by Religion
Protestant (17%)	3%	20%	58%	5%	10%
Catholic (37%)	3%	24%	64%	3%	4%
Other Christian (10%)	3%	11%	57%	0%	25%
Jewish (17%)	2%	17%	72%	4%	1%
Other (7%)	5%	14%	50%	10%	18%
None (11%)	2%	19%	56%	18%	6%

Vote by Religion
Protestant (28%)	3%	17%	58%	3%	16%
Catholic (37%)	3%	24%	64%	3%	4%
Jewish (17%)	2%	17%	72%	4%	1%
Other (7%)	5%	14%	50%	10%	18%
None (11%)	2%	19%	56%	18%	6%

Vote by Religion and Race
White Protestant (11%)	3%	30%	58%	3%	0%
White Catholic (24%)	3%	27%	63%	3%	1%
White Jewish (15%)	2%	18%	71%	4%	1%
White-Other Religion (2%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Whites - No Religion (7%)	2%	15%	58%	22%	2%

When Did You Make Up Your Mind
Today (14%)	5%	25%	47%	8%	10%
Last Three Days (8%)	4%	37%	45%	7%	5%
Last Week (14%)	1%	27%	58%	8%	7%
Last Month (30%)	2%	18%	71%	3%	4%
Before That (32%)	4%	13%	62%	6%	13%

When Did You Make Up Your Mind
Within Last Week (36%)	3%	28%	51%	8%	8%
Before That (62%)	3%	15%	67%	4%	9%

More Important to Your Vote
Can Beat Bush (44%)	1%	15%	78%	1%	3%
Issues (47%)	4%	23%	46%	9%	13%

Importance of the Debates
Very Important (32%)	2%	15%	65%	4%	11%
Somewhat Important (31%)	2%	23%	62%	4%	8%
Not Too Important (18%)	4%	23%	58%	8%	4%
Not Important at All (9%)	6%	22%	56%	9%	6%

Importance of the Debates
Important (63%)	2%	19%	63%	4%	10%
Not Important (27%)	5%	22%	58%	8%	4%

Opinion of Bush Administration
Angry (57%)	2%	18%	62%	9%	7%
Dissatisfied (31%)	2%	19%	65%	1%	11%
Satisfied (8%)	6%	37%	48%	2%	5%
Enthusiastic (2%)	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%

Former Dean Supporter?
Yes (28%)	0%	21%	63%	8%	6%
No (60%)	0%	20%	63%	4%	9%

Do You Support:
Gay Marriage (41%)	4%	18%	60%	11%	6%
Only Civil Unions (28%)	2%	21%	65%	2%	8%
Neither (21%)	3%	21%	59%	0%	12%

Would You Be Satisfied...
Only if Edwards Wins (9%)	3%	81%	9%	0%	3%
Only if Kerry Wins (38%)	2%	2%	87%	2%	5%
If Either Wins (42%)	3%	26%	56%	7%	6%
Only if Someone Else (7%)	6%	9%	9%	21%	46%

Satisfied if Edwards Wins?
Yes (51%)	3%	36%	48%	6%	5%
No (45%)	2%	3%	75%	5%	12%

Satisfied if Kerry Wins?
Yes (80%)	3%	15%	71%	5%	6%
No (16%)	4%	49%	9%	9%	22%

Stands Up to Special Interests
Only Edwards (12%)	4%	74%	18%	2%	1%
Only Kerry (23%)	1%	4%	88%	0%	5%
Both (42%)	2%	17%	69%	5%	5%
Neither (18%)	6%	12%	36%	15%	26%

Stands Up to Special Interests
Edwards Does (55%)	3%	30%	58%	5%	4%
Edwards Does Not (40%)	3%	7%	65%	7%	14%

Stands Up to Special Interests
Kerry Does (65%)	2%	12%	76%	4%	5%
Kerry Does Not (30%)	5%	38%	28%	10%	16%

National Security
Only Trust Edwards (6%)	2%	79%	16%	0%	1%
Only Trust Kerry (31%)	2%	2%	87%	1%	6%
Trust Both (50%)	3%	24%	60%	7%	5%
Don't Trust Either (9%)	6%	17%	10%	18%	40%

National Security
Trust Edwards (56%)	3%	30%	55%	6%	4%
Do Not Trust Edwards (41%)	3%	6%	70%	5%	14%

National Security
Trust Kerry (81%)	3%	16%	70%	5%	5%
Do Not Trust Kerry (15%)	4%	41%	12%	11%	24%

Trade With Other Countries
Creates Jobs (20%)	3%	13%	63%	5%	11%
Loses Jobs (55%)	3%	23%	59%	5%	8%
No Effect (12%)	2%	21%	64%	4%	6%

Vote by Age
18-29 (8%)	4%	32%	44%	8%	10%
30-44 (20%)	4%	17%	57%	7%	12%
45-59 (37%)	3%	22%	58%	7%	7%
60 and Older (36%)	2%	18%	70%	2%	7%

Top Issue
Taxes (5%)	7%	26%	58%	3%	5%
Education (8%)	4%	12%	61%	3%	18%
Health Care (17%)	2%	17%	68%	3%	8%
Iraq (17%)	3%	16%	61%	13%	5%
National Security (4%)	3%	20%	59%	4%	6%
Economy and Jobs (37%)	2%	26%	59%	3%	9%

Top Candidate Quality
Cares About People (12%)	7%	27%	37%	3%	24%
Honest - Trustworthy (10%)	1%	35%	45%	6%	9%
Stands for Beliefs (19%)	5%	12%	45%	17%	14%
Right Experience (11%)	3%	7%	82%	3%	4%
Positive Message (12%)	2%	50%	39%	2%	5%
Can Beat Bush (37%)	1%	12%	82%	2%	3%

Vote by Region
New York City (49%)	2%	15%	61%	6%	14%
Long Island (10%)	2%	16%	70%	4%	5%
Lower Hudson Valley (12%)	3%	19%	65%	6%	5%
Urban Upstate (19%)	3%	31%	57%	5%	3%
Rural Upstate (10%)	5%	31%	54%	6%	0%

Vote by Size of Community
Big Cities (49%)	2%	15%	61%	6%	14%
Smaller Cities (18%)	2%	25%	63%	3%	5%
Suburbs (22%)	4%	23%	61%	4%	3%
Small Towns (5%)	6%	17%	60%	14%	0%
Rural (6%)	1%	39%	52%	7%	0%

• Exit polls are a survey of selected voters taken soon after they leave their voting place. Pollsters use this sample information, collected from a small percentage of voters, to track and project how all voters or specific segments of the voters sided on a particular race or ballot measure. For more on how to read exit polls, click here .

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