Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

41%  Economy/Jobs19  Health care/Medicare17  War in Iraq7  Education7  Taxes3  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 17, 2004 among a sample of 2,277 voters exiting the Wisconsin Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

34%  Economy/Jobs20  Health care/Medicare18  War in Iraq9  Education5  Taxes4  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 10, 2004 among a sample of 1,685 voters exiting the Virginia Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

39%  Economy/Jobs19  Health care/Medicare15  War in Iraq9  Education6  Taxes4  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 10, 2004 among a sample of 2,513 voters exiting the Tennessee Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

31%  Economy/Jobs23  Health care/Medicare19  War in Iraq9  Education6  Taxes5  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 3, 2004 among a sample of 2,093 voters exiting the Arizona Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

35%  Economy/Jobs20  Health care/Medicare20  War in Iraq7  Education6  Terrorism/National security3  Taxes

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 3, 2004 among a sample of 1,197 voters exiting the Delaware Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

36%  Economy/Jobs21  Health care/Medicare13  Education12  War in Iraq6  Taxes4  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 3, 2004 among a sample of 1,400 voters exiting the Missouri Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

38%  Economy/Jobs19  Health care/Medicare12  War in Iraq10  Education7  Taxes6  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 3, 2004 among a sample of 1,501 voters exiting the Oklahoma Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

47%  Economy/Jobs20  Health care/Medicare10  War in Iraq9  Education4  Taxes2  Terrorism/National security

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Poll by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted February 3, 2004 among a sample of 2,033 voters exiting the South Carolina Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding how you voted today? (Check only one)

28% Health care/Medicare22 Economy/Jobs19 The war in Iraq10 Education7 National security/Terrorism6 Taxes2 Corporate reform

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Pool by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted January 27, 2004 among a sample of 1,846 voters exiting the New Hampshire Democratic primary.

Which ONE issue mattered most in deciding whom you are supporting today? (Check only one)

29%  Economy/Jobs28 Health care/Medicare14 Education14 The war in Iraq4  U.S. trade policy3  National security2  Farm issues

2004 Democratic primary exit polls conducted for the National Election Pool by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International. Conducted January 19, 2004 among a sample of 1,665 voters entering the Iowa Democratic caucuses.