New Hampshire Republican Primary Exit Poll Insights

TLDRThe first wave of exit polls in the New Hampshire Republican primary reveals interesting information about the composition of the electorate, including party identification and ideology. The data shows a significant number of independents and Democrats participating in the primary. There is also a notable presence of moderate and liberal voters. The exit poll also explores the satisfaction levels with potential Republican nominees like Nikki Haley and Donald Trump. The findings indicate a diverse and potentially shifting electorate.

Key insights

🏢8% of voters identified as Democrats, indicating a significant crossover in the Republican primary.

🌐45% of voters identified as independents, highlighting the large number of non-party-affiliated participants in the primary.

💡37% of voters identified as moderate or liberal, suggesting a more diverse ideological composition among Republican primary voters.

🚀64% of voters do not consider themselves part of the MAGA movement, potentially indicating a lack of strong support for President Trump among primary voters.

👥55% of voters would be satisfied with Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee, while 43% would be dissatisfied. The numbers for Donald Trump are similar.

Q&A

What percentage of voters identified as Democrats?

—8% of voters identified as Democrats in the first wave of exit polls.

What percentage of voters identified as independents?

—45% of voters identified as independents, indicating a large number of non-party-affiliated participants.

How many voters identified as moderate or liberal?

—37% of voters identified as moderate or liberal, suggesting a diverse ideological composition among Republican primary voters.

What percentage of voters do not consider themselves part of the MAGA movement?

—64% of voters do not consider themselves part of the MAGA movement according to the exit polls.

How many voters would be satisfied with Nikki Haley or Donald Trump as the Republican nominee?

—55% of voters would be satisfied with Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee, while 43% would be dissatisfied. The numbers for Donald Trump are similar.

Timestamped Summary

03:12The first wave of exit polls in the New Hampshire Republican primary reveals interesting information about the composition of the electorate.

03:238% of voters identified as Democrats, indicating a significant crossover in the Republican primary.

03:5845% of voters identified as independents, highlighting the large number of non-party-affiliated participants in the primary.

05:5337% of voters identified as moderate or liberal, suggesting a more diverse ideological composition among Republican primary voters.

08:3364% of voters do not consider themselves part of the MAGA movement, potentially indicating a lack of strong support for President Trump among primary voters.

13:0055% of voters would be satisfied with Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee, while 43% would be dissatisfied. The numbers for Donald Trump are similar.

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