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2010 South Carolina Election Results – SC Predictions based on Exit Polls

Posted by Diana Rolen on Nov 2nd, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

South Carolina Election Results Exit Polls

South Carolina Election

According to exit polls, CNN is now predicting the South Carolina Election results for U.S. Senator. They are projecting that incumbent Republican Jim DeMint will be elected for another term in 2010.

According to the exit polls, 61% of males voted for Jim DeMint, while 56% of females selected the incumbent senator on the 2010 election ballot. Democrats voted for Greene 66% of the time, while only 12% of Democrats selected DeMint. A whopping 95% of Republicans said they voted for DeMint, while only 5% of Democrats selected him on their ballots. As far as independent voters go, 63% chose DeMint.

While these results are far from official, as there have been no votes reported so far, these are based entirely on exit polls. The polls in South Carolina have closed at 7:00 P.M. Official election results should begin coming in any moment.

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