The PulsePoll has made Internet polling history.

For the first time, in the presidential primaries, a poll of web users has tracked with both election results and traditional phone surveys. The votes are in and the web based PulsePoll accurately projected the election results in the New Hampshire, Arizona, Washington and Colorado presidential primaries.

The PulsePoll primary was the first web presidential poll hosted simultaneously on a network of daily and weekly newspapers, radio stations and community group web sites. In each of the participating states, the newspaper press association co-sponsored the PulsePoll primary.

In early February in the New Hampshire primary, the PulsePoll Internet-based poll was within 1 percent of the election results for Bauer, within 2 percent for Bush, within 2 percent for Forbes, within 4 percent for Bradley and within 4 percent for Gore. The PulsePoll accurately tracked McCain's surge in the last couple of days before the primary election.
View New Hampshire primary results

In mid-February in the Arizona Republican primary, the PulsePoll Internet-based poll was within 3 percent of the primary election results for McCain and was also within 3 percent for Bush.
View Arizona Republican primary results

In the Washington presidential primary on February 29th, the Internet-based PulsePoll tracked exactly with the total percentage of those who voted for McCain, was within 2.99 percent for Bush, 1.22 percent for Keyes, 1 percent for Bradley and within 6.26 percent for Gore.
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On March 10th in Colorado, the Internet-based PulsePoll exactly projected the vote for Bradley and was within one percent for Gore and Keyes, within 2 percent for McCain and projected the upward movement for Bush.
View Colorado primary results