Election: CNN's offers a tiny glimpse into voter mind-set
November 4, 2008 | 2:22
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The TV networks have promised to be very cautious today when drawing conclusions from surveys given to a select group of voters after they've cast their ballots, particularly when it comes to declaring a winner in the presidential race.
But that doesn't mean the networks won't use the information in other ways. CNN political analyst Bill Schneider just released a few findings culled from the first wave of exit polls:
About 62% of those surveyed cited the economy as the top issue on their minds. Ten percent cited the war, 9% percent chose terrorism, and 9% went with health care.
--Maria Elena Fernandez
