Cross-posted at eRiposte
The revised exit poll shows Bush 50.2%, Kerry 48.8% overall, but when you look at the same exit poll on how Bush/Gore/Other 2000 voters and "new" voters voted this time, Kerry comes out on top (49.88% to Bush's 49.80%)! Something doesn't add up.
According to the revised exit poll:
(a) In Election 2004, voters who did not vote in 2000 were a whopping 17% of the electorate and they went for Kerry by a big margin (10%).
(b) Gore 2000 voters went for Bush 2004 by a margin of 1% more than Bush 2000 voters went for Kerry 2004.
(c) Those who voted neither for Bush nor Gore in 2000 went for Kerry by a massive margin (50%), and only a small fraction of the "Other" voters in 2000 went for Nader.
(d) There were 4% more Bush 2000 voters this time around compared to Gore 2000 voters!
And these same set of data indicate a higher popular vote for Kerry. Something doesn't add up.
Take a look