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King County Exit Poll

King County Exit Poll. Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%. King County Exit Poll. Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%. King County Exit Poll. Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%. About the Poll.

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King County Exit Poll

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  1. King County Exit Poll Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%.

  2. King County Exit Poll Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%.

  3. King County Exit Poll Overall sample = 2,518 polling place voters, +/- 1.9%.

  4. About the Poll The King County exit poll was conducted by the University of Washington at a random sample of 65 polling place precincts throughout King County. At each polling place, a random selection of voters were asked to complete a self-administered survey and was available in English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog, Russian and Spanish. The sample design included an over-sample of precincts with traditionally low vote-by-mail rates, as well as minority and low-income precincts, in an effort to compare attitudes across different groups of votes. Final data are weighted to be a representative sample of the entire County. A total of 2,518 interviews were conducted with a margin of error of +/- 1.9%. Prof. Matt A. Barreto, department of Political Science, was the director of the exit poll. Questions/Comments: mbarreto@washington.edu or 206-616-3584

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