The differences are pretty modest -- ex: right now, we're D69-R29 among Hispanic voters v. 64-34 in the exits -- but they can add up to some significant differences in the storyline
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For yrs, the exit polls & AP/VoteCast offered competing versions of how Americans voted. Now the @nytimes has created a competitor to the merged VoteCast/exit "Voter Poll." The good news: they produced almost identical results, except NYT showed Latinos & NCNW slightly more blueView quoted post on X
