Delaware Exit Polls

Categories: Politics | Election 2008
    • Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Joe Biden is Senator from Delaware
    • 62% of voters picked "the economy" as their number 1 concernCNN: Economy most important issue, polls show (November 4, 2008)
    • 10% of voters picked "Iraq" as number 1 concernCNN: Economy most important issue, polls show (November 4, 2008)
    • Polls open: 7am to 8pm
    • Electoral votes: 3
    • Democratic Primary winner: Barack Obama
    • Republican Primary winner: John McCain
    • Delaware has voted for Democratic candidates in the past four elections: John Kerry, Al Gore and Bill Clinton twice
    • Delaware was the first state
  • Joe Biden, running mate of Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama, is the incumbent Senator in the state of Delaware. Consequently, polls showed Obama holding a strong lead over his Republican opponent John McCain, a lead that has only grown since Biden was announced as Obama's VP pick. Delaware's three electoral votes eventually went to Obama.
  • Past Delaware Winners

    1. 2004: John Kerry
    2. 2000: Al Gore
    3. 1996: Bill Clinton
    4. 1992: Bill Clinton
    5. 1988: George H. W. Bush
    6. 1984: Ronald Regan

  • Other Delaware Races

    • Senate:
      • Incumbent: Joe Biden
      • Challenger: Christine O'Donnell
      • Biden leads O'Donnell by over 30 points in the pollsRealClearPolitics: Delaware Senate
    • One Representative
    • Governor
    • Lieutenant Governor
    • Insurance Commissioner

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