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Practically two-thirds of North Carolina main voters say that they’d contemplate former President Donald Trump match for the presidency if he’s convicted of a criminal offense, based on the preliminary outcomes of CNN’s exit ballot of Republican main voters within the state, with barely over half of GOP main voters in Virginia saying the identical.
Roughly 4 in 10 main voters in North Carolina describe themselves as a part of the MAGA, or “Make America Nice Once more,” motion, in comparison with about one-third in Virginia. That’s under the 46% in Iowa’s caucuses who recognized with the MAGA slogan. In South Carolina, about 41% of GOP main voters described themselves as figuring out with MAGA, with about one-third of New Hampshire GOP main voters saying the identical.
Exit polls are a invaluable device to assist perceive main voters’ demographic profile and political beliefs. Like all surveys, nonetheless, exit polls are estimates, not exact measurements of the voters. That’s significantly true for the preliminary set of exit ballot numbers, which haven’t but been weighted to match the ultimate outcomes of the primaries. However the outcomes present a glimpse of the kind of voters turning out to take part.
The exit polls for North Carolina, Virginia and California’s Republican presidential primaries and California’s US Senate main have been performed by Edison Analysis on behalf of the Nationwide Election Pool. The North Carolina Republican main ballot consists of 1,484 interviews with Republican main voters throughout 19 early in-person voting websites and 30 totally different polling locations on Election Day, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.0 proportion factors for the complete pattern.
The Virginia Republican main ballot consists of 1,196 interviews with Republican main voters throughout 30 totally different polling locations on Election Day, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.0 proportion factors for the complete pattern. The California Republican main ballot consists of 585 interviews performed previous to Election Day on February 25-March 3, utilizing phone, e mail and textual content messaging to achieve respondents chosen from the voter file, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.0 proportion factors for the complete pattern. The California Senate main ballot consists of 1,408 interviews performed previous to Election Day on February 25-March 3, utilizing phone, e mail and textual content messaging to achieve respondents chosen from the voter file, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.0 proportion factors for the complete pattern.