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FREEMAN DEFENDS STUDY OF EXIT POLLING DISCREPANCIES
5 February 2005

Steven F. Freeman, who published findings shortly after the November election which indicated statistical aberrations in the relation between historically reliable exit polling and at least 10 states' official ballot counts, has defended his findings of a probability of 250 million to one that the result which occurred would occur in those 10 states simultaneously.

His article is a response to Russ Baker's critique of his research and of his qualifications, which critique appears on both counts to have used flawed information and insufficient research. Starting from that point, Freeman elaborates an in-depth explanation of his work, including the intricacies of polling research, election monitoring, and the specific facts of the case of the November election.