The Connecticut Primary: Did Clinton really win?

Richard Charnin

June 13, 2016

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Clinton won Connecticut by nearly 18,000 votes (51.8-46.4%).

Are we to believe that CT had just a 1.4% discrepancy as shown in the adjusted CNN exit poll while its NY neighbor had an 11.8% discrepancy ?

Assuming this ABC news preliminary exit poll screenshot is legitimate, how does one explain the 21% discrepancy between the poll and the final recorded vote?

The preliminary exit poll is usually released around 4:30 pm and is based on approximately two-thirds of total respondents. In the CT poll, there were 1234 respondents. Assuming 800 respondents, the preliminary exit poll had a 4.5% margin of error. For Clinton’s share to increase by 12% (nearly triple the MoE) for just 434 additional respondents is virtually mathematically impossible.

Vote shares adjusted to match the final CNN exit poll

CNN Final Exit Poll 1234 Respondents… 3.63% MoE Clinton Sanders Other Men 39% 43% 55% 2% women 61% 55% 41% 4% Total 50.32% 46.46% 3.22% 2-party 51.99% 48.01% Recorded 51.80% 46.40% 1.80% Diff -1.48% 0.06% 1.42% Votes 328,395 170,075 152,410 5,910 Margin 17,665

Vote shares adjusted to match the preliminary ABC exit poll

Preliminary Exit Poll Clinton Sanders Other Men 39% 25% 70% 5% women 61% 50% 46% 4% Total 40.25% 55.36% 4.39% 2-party 42.10% 57.90% Recorded 51.80% 46.40% 1.80% Diff -11.55% 8.96% 2.59% Votes 328,395 132,179 181,799 14,417 Margin 49,620