Get your Iowa exit poll stats here. Who voted for who and why.

[kansasblue]

Dems http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#IADEM

Republicans http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#val=IAREP

[adadem]

1. very interesting poll n/t

[Bicoastal]

2. I found the stats on "Size of Community" quite interesting.

U/SU/R =42/27/31

Urban voted for Obama by a wide majority; Suburban also went to Obama, but only barely; Clinton squeaked through with Rural.

This may be off topic, but there are 364 metropolitan areas in the US, from the New York area (18 million) down to Carson City, NV (approx. 55,000). And 86% of the country currently lives in one.

If it wasn't for the Electoral College, the Rural vote wouldn't matter at all.

[kansasblue]

4. plus the Senate with two Senators for each state....

regardless of population, keeps the Senate on a rural tilt.

[murielm99]

7. Tell us that when you need us rural Democrats

to canvas, donate and vote.

Tell us that when we walk down every lane and every gravel road.

Tell us that when we haul our people to the polls.

Tell us that when we visit every college student and every snowbird who might request an absentee ballot.

Tell us that when you need us in a close election.

Most of us rural Democrats live in red areas, so we have to fight for every vote. So yes, tell us that we don't matter, while our country moves closer to fascism every day.

[Adelante]

3. Huh, Edwards lost union households

Obama and Clinton tied at 30%; Edwards 24%.

[magatte]

5. Talk about a generational gap.

It is amazing how much stronger Obama is with the <45 years olds.

[Cronus Protagonist]

6. They're voting on cuteness

Not a good sign.