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The Roper Center has made available its entire collection of Primary exit polls. Primary exit polls datasets include standard demographic makeup of interviewee and questions pertinent to the issues of each state. Sample sizes for these studies usually range from 800-2,000 respondents. A "d" or an "r" next to a state signifies that the Democratic and Republican primary exit polls exist on separate datasets. Occasionally, only one or the other parties is polled. Access to the Exit Poll datasets collected by the National Election Pool (NEP) and archived with the Roper Center has been temporarily suspended due to a breach of the Center’s Terms of Use. We are working to resolve this matter in a timely manner and sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
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| YEAR | SURVEY ORGANIZATION | STATES |
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| 1976 | CBS News/NY Times: | California (d/r), Florida, Illinois, Indiana (d/r), Massachusetts, Michigan (d/r), New Hampshire, New York (d), Ohio (d/r), Oregon, Pennsylvania (d), Wisconsin |
| 1980 | ABC News: | California, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania |
| CBS News/NY Times: | California, Florida, Illinois (d/r), Massachusetts (d/r), New Hampshire (d/r), New Jersey, New York (d), Ohio, Pennsylvania (d/r), Wisconsin (d/r) | |
| LA Times: | California, Florida, Illinois, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania | |
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| 1984 | ABC News: | Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island |
| CBS News: | Connecticut, District of Columbia, Indiana, Maryland, Nebraska, Oregon, Tennessee, Vermont | |
| CBS News/NY Times: | Alabama, California, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas | |
| LA Times: | California, Illinois (d), Iowa (caucus)(d), New Hampshire, New York (d), Pennsylvania (d) | |
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| 1988 | ABC News: | California (d), Connecticut, New Hampshire, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska (d), New Jersey (d), New Mexico (d), New York (d), Ohio (d), Pennsylvania (d), South Carolina (d), South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia (d), Wisconsin |
| CBS News: | Indiana (d), South Dakota (d/r), Wisconsin (d) | |
| CBS News/NY Times: | Alabama (d/r), Arkansas (d/r), California (d), Florida (d/r), Georgia (d/r), Iowa (d/r), Illinois (d/r), Louisiana (d/r), Massachusetts (d/r), Maryland (d), Missouri (d/r), Mississippi (d/r), North Carolina (d/r), New Hampshire (d/r), New Jersey (d), New York (d), Ohio (d), Oklahoma (d/r), Pennsylvania (d), Tennessee (d/r), Texas (d/r), Virginia (d/r), South Regional (d/r) | |
| LA Times: | Iowa (caucus)(d/r), Super Tuesday (Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Texas), California, New Hampshire, Illinois, New York (d), Pennsylvania (d) | |
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| 1992 | LA Times: | California, Florida and Texas, Georgia, Illinois and Michigan, New Hampshire, New York (d) |
| Voter Research & Surveys: | Alabama (d/r), California (d/r), Colorado (d/r), Connecticut (d/r), Florida (d/r), Georgia (d/r), Illinois (d/r), Indiana (d/r), Kansas (d/r), Louisiana (d/r), Los Angeles, Massachusetts (d/r), Maryland (d/r), Michigan (d/r), Minnesota (d/r), Mississippi (d/r), North Carolina (d/r), New Hampshire, New Jersey (d/r), New York (d), Ohio (d/r), Oklahoma (d/r), Oregon (d/r), Pennsylvania (d/r), Rhode Island (d/r), South Carolina (d/r), South Dakota, Tennessee (d/r), Texas (d/r), Wisconsin (d/r) | |
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| 1996 | LA Times: | California, New Hampshire |
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Republican primaries in the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin. Democratic primaries in Illinois and New Hampshire. National Primary Surveys of Republicans who voted in a March 5, 1996 primary. National Primary Surveys of Republicans who voted in a March 12, 1996 primary. National Primary Surveys of Republicans who voted in a March 19, 1996 primary. National Primary Surveys of Republicans who voted in a March 26, 1996 primary. |
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| 2000 | LA Times: | California, New Hampshire |
| Voter News Service: | Arizona (r), California (d/r nonpartisan), Colorado (d/r), Connecticut (d/r), Delaware (d/r), Florida (d/r), Georgia (d/r), Iowa (d/r), Louisiana (d/r), Massachusetts (d/r), Maryland (d/r), Maine (d/r), Michigan (r), Missouri (d/r), Mississippi (d/r), New Hampshire (d/r), New York (d/r), Ohio (d/r), Oklahoma (d/r), Rhode Island (d/r), South Carolina (r), Tennessee (d/r), Texas (d/r), Utah (r), Virginia(r), Vermont (d/r) | |
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| 2004 | LA Times: | California, New Hampshire |
| National Election Pool: | Arizona (d), California (d), Connecticut (d), Delaware (d), Florida (d), Georgia (d), Iowa (d), Louisiana (d), Massachusetts (d), Maryland (d), Missouri (d), Mississippi (d), New Hampshire (d), New York (d), Ohio (d), Oklahoma (d), Rhode Island (d), South Carolina (d), Tennessee (d), Texas (d), Virginia (d), Vermont (d), Wisconsin (d) |
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| 2008 | National Election Pool: | Alabama (d/r), Arkansas (d/r), Arizona (d/r), California (d/r), Connecticut (d/r), Delaware (d/r), Florida (d/r), Georgia (d/r), Iowa (d/r), Illinois (d/r), Indiana (d), Kentucky (d), Louisiana (d/r), Massachusetts (d/r), Maryland (d/r), Michigan (d/r), Missouri (d/r), Montana (d), North Carolina (d), Nevada (d/r), New Hampshire (d/r), New Jersey (d/r), New Mexico (d), New York (d/r), Ohio (d/r), Oklahoma (d/r), Oregon (d), South Carolina (d/r), South Dakota (d), Tennessee (d/r), Texas (d/r), Utah (d/r), Vermont (d/r), Virginia (d/r), Wisconsin (d/r), West Virginia (d). Also, Puerto Rico (d). |
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