American Government Exit-polls

As per exit tips in Texas ar concerned, there were some interesting tops that are worth noting regarding the row of voting. The democrat beat the Republicans by a substantial margin of close to nonpareil million votes with McCain garnering 4, 479, 328 or 55% and Obama 3, 528, 633 or 44%. The voting in terms of mount up Exit polls in Texas for President showed that of the 47% male voters, Obama got 39% while McCain had 59%, and of the 53% female voters Obama had 47% while McCain got 52%. What was interesting in this exit poll result was the way in voting by age.Texas exit poll revealed that among ages 18-29 comprising 16% of the total votes, Obama earned 54% votes and McCain 45%. Among ages 30-44 (31% of the total votes), Obama had 46% and McCain 52%. Of ages 45-64 (39% of the total votes), Obama got 41% While McCain earned 58%. Finally at 65 and older (14%) Obama had a lowest 32% votes while McCain got a high 66% of the total votes from this age group. The exit polls in Texas reveal important things. 1. That most men in commonplace in this state favored and voted for McCain enceinte him 59% all over Obama with only 39%.2. That, women in general in this state only slightly favoring McCain giving him a slight edge over Obama at 52% compared to 47%. 3. Among voters ages 18-29 comprising 16% of the total votes, Obama gets the upper hand with 54% compared to McCains 45 % 4. But among ages 30-44 which comprised 54%, McCain was the stronger candidate. 5. The trend in the voting by age shows that McCain was the top choice among the older voters. Ages 45-64 comprising 39% shows McCain widening his lead over Obama at 58% to 41% 6.Exit poll among ages 65 and older shows Obama pass on down at 32% compared to McCains 66%. 7. That this voting trend favored McCain considering the age bracket of the voters getting older. 8. That obviously this voting trend in the age bracket point to the direction of racial prejudice. 9. The young generation was more open to accep t societal change with conventional leadership styles. 10. That voting by race reveals that voters in Texas votes ground on racial preferences. II. A Letter to the PresidentDear Mr. President In study of the exit polls in Texas, apparently younger generations voted for you in opinion of their being open mindedness on the issues affecting our society. However, the same exit poll reveals that Texas voters in general are partisan voters voting merely ground on racial preference. I therefore urge that you give item attention on this observation by showing considerable luridness among the people of Texas despite you loss by a margin of around a million votes for future reference.I hope for your favorable response on the matter by paying a visit and extend the breeze of reconciliation. Sincerely III. Question on the election trends I believed that the trends in the general election have changed dramatically from previous trends. The change that took place fit to CREST (The Centr e for Research into Elections and Social Trends) has to do with voters attitude that influenced their preferences for the diversity of leaders they wanted for their country.In that report, voters chose the leader/s, who could deal with personal issues such as healthcare, economy, social security, gas prices, war in Iraq, political corruption lobbyist, terrorism, taxes, immigration, and purlieu (Hardy). The voting attitude was greatly influenced by the current issues that affected their country. The novel trend I believe will pass on muniment and will be seen in future presidential elections especially if Obama proves himself as the right president who could correct the inaccuracies in the society.This period is very all-important(a) in the history of the United States and while the new trend in USA election brings remedy to their crisis, the trend will become the buttocks in choosing government leaders. Reference Hardy, F. W. (9 Jan 2008). Election Issues Excel in the States N ational Issues Shine in New Hampshire Presidential Primaries. Suite101. com. http//us-elections. suite101. com/article. cfm/election_issues_excel_in_america President Texas. ElectionCenter2008. CNN Politics. com. http//edition. cnn. com/ preference/2008/results/individual/TXP00