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WASHINGTON EXIT POLLS
Surveys of state voters in the Senate race
Preliminary results below.

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  % of All
CANTWELL
GORTON
Are you:
   Male 49 44 54
   Female 51 54 44

Are you:
   White 92 47 51
   Black 2 0 0
   Hispanic/Latino 2 0 0
   Asian 2 0 0
   Other 2 0 0

To which age group do you belong?
   18-29 15 48 51
   30-44 31 47 50
   45-59 31 55 43
   60+ 22 46 53

What was the last grade of school you completed?
   Did not complete high school 5 53 47
   High school graduate 17 52 47
   Some college or associate degree 35 41 56
   College graduate 25 50 50
   Postgraduate study 17 61 37

1999 total family income:
   Under $15,000 8 49 49
   $15,000-$29,999 16 56 43
   $30,000-$49,999 28 47 50
   $50,000-$74,999 25 50 49
   $75,000-$99,999 13 48 50
   $100,000 or more 10 51 48

Are you currently married?
   Yes 64 47 52
   No 36 53 45

Do you have any children under 18 living in your household?
   Yes 36 49 49
   No 64 50 49

Do you work full-time for pay?
   Yes 60 51 48
   No 40 47 51

No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
   Democrat 37 86 13
   Republican 29 11 88
   Independent 34 44 52

Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union?
   Yes, I do 15 62 36
   Yes, someone else does 12 56 42
   No 73 46 53

Are you:
   Protestant/Christian 56 40 58
   Catholic 19 50 49
   Jewish 1 0 0
   Something else 6 71 21
   None 18 67 32

How often do you attend religious services?
   More than once a week 10 27 69
   Once a week 23 41 58
   A few times a month 13 44 54
   A few times a year 28 56 43
   Never 23 61 38

Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right?
   Yes 13 17 82
   No 84 55 44

On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
   Liberal 24 91 8
   Moderate 48 51 46
   Conservative 28 13 87

Compared to four years ago, is your family's financial situation:
   Better today 47 63 35
   Worse today 13 30 69
   About the same 40 38 60

In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for:
   Bill Clinton (Dem) 47 78 21
   Bob Dole (Rep) 27 9 91
   Ross Perot (Ref) 8 34 60
   Someone else 2 0 0
   Did not vote for president 5 36 61

Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president?
   Approve 58 72 27
   Disapprove 38 13 85

Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person:
   Favorable 36 79 20
   Unfavorable 59 29 70

Which was more important in your vote for president today?
   My candidate's positions on the issues 60 58 41
   My candidate's leadership/personal qualities 35 36 62

Which comes closer to your view:
   Government should do more to solve problems 36 76 23
   Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals 57 28 70

Which of these should be the top priority for the federal budget surplus:
   Cut federal income taxes 22 18 79
   Reduce the national debt 34 57 41
   Strengthen Social Security 31 55 45
   Fund other domestic programs 7 92 8

Regardless of how you voted today, which of these candidates do you think would say anything to get elected president?
   Only Gore 27 6 92
   Only Bush 15 87 13
   Both would 48 60 38
   Neither would 8 65 35

Regardless of how you voted today, which of these candidates has the knowledge to serve effectively as president?
   Only Gore 38 88 11
   Only Bush 19 4 93
   Both do 32 32 67
   Neither does 9 49 48

Which is more important to you?
   Protecting the environment 50 69 29
   Encouraging economic growth 39 25 74

In deciding how you would vote today for president, how important was the Clinton administration's antitrust case against Microsoft?
   Very important 13 26 73
   Somewhat important 23 44 55
   Not too important 23 54 45
   Not at all important 38 57 40


 



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