Reply #42: It would appear that the most credible

[m.standridge]

analysis of the exit polls versus outcome, in any short term verifiable analysis, would be out of Ohio.
The overall national exit polls, among them, MAY only be off a fraction of one percent, overall. But it's when you break them down by state, that the discrepancies really start to emerge. And it's in Ohio that those are the most powerful.
And, as you've noted, in combination with not only these numbers but the descriptions of events in Ohio, they make a compelling argument that Kerry carried Ohio. It would seem the most realistic short-term investigation with potential to turn up something. (Please note the shrot-term/long-term qualifiers here.)