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| − | An '''exit poll''' is an [[opinion poll]] taken among voters exiting a polling station. Exit polls a widely used as a means of predicting the winner of an election. Because many people refuse to answer exit | + | An '''exit poll''' is an [[opinion poll]] taken among voters exiting a polling station. Exit polls a widely used as a means of predicting the winner of an [[election]]. Because many people refuse to answer exit [[poll]]s, they lack reliability.<ref>US Government and Politics</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 15:39, January 18, 2009
An exit poll is an opinion poll taken among voters exiting a polling station. Exit polls a widely used as a means of predicting the winner of an election. Because many people refuse to answer exit polls, they lack reliability.[1]
See also
References
- â US Government and Politics