Exit Polls FAQ

Yes, the Roper Center offers some  historical Exit Polls from Mexico.

Additional information is available from Edison Research at this page.

Roper’s collection dates back to the very first Exit Poll, conducted by CBS News in 1972. Exit Polls were conducted in U.S. national presidential election from 1972-1980. The first Exit Polls in a midterm election were fielded in 1982.

The most recent primary datasets are available in SPSS, Stata, and .csv formats.

Complete lists of state primary Exit Polls and state national election Exit Polls are available.

The U.S. Exit Polls are conducted by Edison Research on behalf of the National Election Pool (NEP), a consortium of major media organizations, and AP Votecast.

All states are represented in each year’s national Election Day poll. The NEP determines which states will be included in the primary and Election Day state-level polling.