Pennsylvania Exit Poll: Governor

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Are you:
(2,651 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Male49% of respondents48%50%
Female51% of respondents63%37%
Are you:
(2,617 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
White81% of respondents50%48%
Black8% of respondents92%8%
Hispanic/Latino8% of respondents72%25%
Asian2% of respondents0%0%
Other2% of respondents0%0%
Are you:
(2,617 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
White81% of respondents50%48%
Non-White19% of respondents80%19%
Sex by race
(2,613 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
White men41% of respondents43%55%
White women41% of respondents58%42%
Black men3% of respondents0%0%
Black women5% of respondents0%0%
Latino men4% of respondents0%0%
Latino women4% of respondents0%0%
All other races3% of respondents0%0%
In which age group are you?
(2,640 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
18-2912% of respondents71%27%
30-4419% of respondents61%37%
45-6435% of respondents52%48%
65 or over34% of respondents51%47%
To which age group do you belong?
(2,640 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
18-4431% of respondents65%33%
45+69% of respondents52%48%
In which age group are you?
(2,640 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
18-247% of respondents72%25%
25-295% of respondents69%31%
30-3913% of respondents64%34%
40-4911% of respondents55%44%
50-6429% of respondents51%49%
65 or over34% of respondents51%47%
Which best describes your education? You have:
(2,616 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Never attended college24% of respondents41%59%
Attended college but received no degree21% of respondents59%38%
Associate's degree (AA or AS)14% of respondents54%44%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS)23% of respondents58%41%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD)18% of respondents72%27%
What was the last grade of school you completed?
(2,616 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
College graduate41% of respondents64%35%
No college degree59% of respondents51%48%
Education by race
(2,577 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
White college graduates35% of respondents62%37%
White non-college graduates47% of respondents43%56%
Non White college graduates6% of respondents76%23%
Non White non-college graduates12% of respondents82%17%
Education by White by Sex
(2,575 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
White women college graduates17% of respondents69%30%
White women non-college graduates24% of respondents50%49%
White men college graduates18% of respondents55%44%
White men non-college graduates23% of respondents35%63%
Non-whites19% of respondents80%19%
No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
(2,525 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Democrat37% of respondents96%3%
Republican40% of respondents16%83%
Independent or something else24% of respondents64%33%
Party by gender
(2,519 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Democratic men14% of respondents94%5%
Democratic women22% of respondents98%2%
Republican men21% of respondents15%84%
Republican women18% of respondents18%82%
Independent men13% of respondents60%36%
Independent women10% of respondents69%29%
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
(2,469 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Liberal25% of respondents94%4%
Moderate41% of respondents71%28%
Conservative34% of respondents13%86%
Are you currently married?
(1,111 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes64% of respondents52%47%
No36% of respondents65%33%
Gender by marital status
(1,108 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Married men36% of respondents49%50%
Married women29% of respondents55%44%
Non-married men14% of respondents53%43%
Non-married women21% of respondents73%27%
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
(1,165 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes12% of respondents66%30%
No88% of respondents54%45%
How do you feel about the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president?
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Strongly approve17% of respondents96%4%
Somewhat approve29% of respondents95%4%
Somewhat disapprove11% of respondents65%31%
Strongly disapprove43% of respondents14%85%
How do you feel about the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president?
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Strongly or somewhat approve46% of respondents96%4%
Strongly or somewhat disapprove53% of respondents24%74%
Which ONE of these five issues mattered most in deciding how you voted today: (CHECK ONLY ONE)
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Crime11% of respondents55%42%
Abortion37% of respondents80%19%
Inflation28% of respondents33%66%
Gun policy9% of respondents0%0%
Immigration7% of respondents0%0%
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(1,170 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Excellent3% of respondents0%0%
Good21% of respondents84%16%
Not so good37% of respondents72%26%
Poor38% of respondents19%79%
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(1,170 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Excellent or good25% of respondents85%14%
Not so good or poor74% of respondents45%53%
In the last year, has inflation caused you and your family:
(1,102 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
A severe hardship18% of respondents34%66%
A moderate hardship60% of respondents56%43%
No hardship at all21% of respondents78%19%
Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Legal in all cases32% of respondents90%9%
Legal in most cases30% of respondents71%28%
Illegal in most cases26% of respondents17%82%
Illegal in all cases8% of respondents0%0%
Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Legal62% of respondents81%18%
Illegal34% of respondents16%83%
How do you feel about the Supreme Court decision on abortion this year that overturned Roe v. Wade:
(1,102 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Enthusiastic17% of respondents5%94%
Satisfied, but not enthusiastic21% of respondents22%76%
Dissatisfied, but not angry20% of respondents64%33%
Angry39% of respondents95%5%
How do you feel about the Supreme Court decision on abortion this year that overturned Roe v. Wade:
(1,102 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Enthusiastic or satisfied38% of respondents14%84%
Dissatisfied or angry59% of respondents84%15%
In the 2020 election for president, did you vote for:
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Joe Biden (Dem)48% of respondents96%3%
Donald Trump (Rep)45% of respondents15%84%
Other3% of respondents0%0%
Did not vote3% of respondents0%0%
Do you think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020?
(1,102 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes62% of respondents85%13%
No35% of respondents8%91%
How confident are you that elections in your state are being conducted fairly and accurately?
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Very confident43% of respondents88%11%
Somewhat confident30% of respondents47%52%
Not very confident19% of respondents20%77%
Not at all confident7% of respondents0%0%
How confident are you that elections in your state are being conducted fairly and accurately?
(1,130 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Confident73% of respondents71%28%
Not confident26% of respondents17%81%
Would you like to see Joe Biden run for president in 2024?
(1,102 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes28% of respondents87%11%
No69% of respondents43%56%
Is your opinion of Donald Trump:
(1,081 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Favorable39% of respondents10%90%
Unfavorable58% of respondents87%11%
Was one reason for your vote today:
(919 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
To support Joe Biden14% of respondents98%2%
To oppose Joe Biden29% of respondents8%90%
Joe Biden was not a factor54% of respondents73%26%
Was one reason for your vote today:
(919 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
To support Donald Trump17% of respondents11%89%
To oppose Donald Trump26% of respondents93%5%
Donald Trump was not a factor55% of respondents53%45%
Which candidate for governor do you trust to handle elections in Pennsylvania?
(944 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Only Josh Shapiro51% of respondents99%1%
Only Doug Mastriano35% of respondents1%99%
Both of them6% of respondents0%0%
Neither of them6% of respondents0%0%
Do you trust Josh Shapiro to handle elections in Pennsylvania?
(944 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes57% of respondents94%6%
No41% of respondents8%91%
Do you trust Doug Mastriano to handle elections in Pennsylvania?
(944 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Yes40% of respondents8%92%
No57% of respondents93%6%
In today's election for U.S. Senate, did you just vote for:
(2,638 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
John Fetterman51% of respondents98%2%
Mehmet Oz48% of respondents11%89%
Population of area, three categories
(2,657 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
City over 50,00027% of respondents72%28%
Suburbs62% of respondents52%47%
Small city and Rural11% of respondents39%58%
Geo Stratum Code
(2,657 Respondents)Voted (D)Voted (R)
Philadelphia9% of respondents90%10%
Philly Suburbs18% of respondents66%33%
Northeast20% of respondents48%51%
Central23% of respondents38%62%
West29% of respondents58%40%