The exit poll interviewed 22,000 people in 141 polling locations in 133 constituencies.
The poll interviewed 16,007 adults by telephone from 5to 30 January 2015.
The poll interviewed around 1,000 adults between the 13 and 15 of this month.
That poll interviewed 934 blacks and 1,107 whites throughout the country between June 21 and 29.
The nationwide poll interviewed 1,172 adults by telephone, including 433 Catholics.
The CNN/ORC poll interviewed 875 registered voters by telephone from Sept. 7 to Sept. 9, including 709 likely voters.
More than three-quarters of likely voters the poll interviewed opposed related aspects of current surveillance authorities and operations.
The Fox News poll interviewed 930 registered voters by landline and cellphone, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
The new poll interviewed 1,897 adults throughout New York State, of whom 542 said they were registered as Democrats and would definitely or probably vote in the primary on March 7.
The poll interviewed 2000 members of the public, 38 per cent of whom say their job requires a small amount of maths every day, while 50 per cent agreed that many of life's important decisions require an understanding of the subject.
The CNN/ORC poll interviewed 1,005 adults, including 877 registered voters and 735 likely voters, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points for the likely voters.
