Archive: Groups to Watch
Parsing the GOP: Evangelicals
Analyzing early state exit polls, five key GOP voter groups emerge: Economy-focused voters, independents, those dissatisfied with the Bush administration, evangelicals and the "very conservative." Evangelical Christians: On Super Tuesday, evangelical Christians boosted Mike Huckabee in the south, where he picked up his first wins since Iowa. But in states...
By Jennifer Agiesta | February 7, 2008; 06:56 PM ET | Comments (6)
Parsing the GOP: The Bush Factor
Analyzing early state exit polls, five key GOP voter groups emerge: Economy-focused voters, independents, those dissatisfied with the Bush administration, evangelicals and the "very conservative." These are the voters to watch on Tuesday, and we'll take a look at each in a series of posts here on Behind the Numbers....
By Jennifer Agiesta | February 2, 2008; 06:06 PM ET | Comments (5)
Parsing the GOP: 'Independents'
Analyzing early state exit polls, five key GOP voter groups emerge: Economy-focused voters, independents, those dissatisfied with the Bush administration, evangelicals and the "very conservative." These are the voters to watch on Tuesday, and we'll take a look at each in a series of posts here on Behind the Numbers....
By Jennifer Agiesta | February 1, 2008; 12:26 PM ET | Comments (84)
Parsing the GOP: Economy Voters
Analyzing early state exit polls, five key GOP voter groups emerge: Economy-focused voters, independents, those dissatisfied with the Bush administration, evangelicals and the "very conservative." These are the voters to watch on Tuesday, and we'll take a look at each in a series of posts here on Behind the Numbers....
By Jennifer Agiesta | January 31, 2008; 03:31 PM ET | Comments (9)
