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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Video Exit Poll: Texas Democrats [Watch (HLS stream): Video Exit Poll: Texas Democrats](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/CvUXEvmi.m3u8) (3:24)  _Published 2008-03-04. Voters in the Lone Star state explain who they cast their primary ballots for and the reasons behind their choices_ --- Jul 27, 2023 12:46 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot](/video/1TphZbt2/) ### Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot [TIME Video Exit Poll: Virginia Voters Speak](/video/uhIEgABR/) ### TIME Video Exit Poll: Virginia Voters Speak [Pennsylvanians Vote: A Video Exit Poll](/video/t7FEFsoz/) ### Pennsylvanians Vote: A Video Exit Poll --- ## Transcript >> My name is Richard McDonald. I'm 55, self- employed. Then I voted for Barack Obama because of his opposition to the war and his reasons for opposing it. >> My name is Cora Nelson. I'm 30 years old. I'm education specialist for the Children's Courtyard. I today voted for Hillary Clinton in the primary. I believe that she is the right candidate for the job. She's got the experience and background that I'm looking for. >> My name is Lisa Worley. I'm 34 years old and I'm a museum curator and I voted for Barack Obama because I'm ready for some change and I really like his idealism. >> My name is Sharon Morris and I'm voting for Hillary Clinton. My entire family is voting for Hillary Clinton. There was a lot of discussion about it as far as the historical aspect of an African- American being voted in, but we voted based on her record and her commitment. We're just more familiar with her and we would just prefer to make history another way. >> My name is Eva Nuncio and I'm 39 years old. I've lived here in Austin all my life and I voted for Barack because I think he has a lot of good ideas and plans for our economy as well as for the schools and education. He has a lot of good ideas to change the economy, to help people with taxes and home taxes, and that's why I voted for him. Hopefully, he can help our economy get better. >> Hi. I'm Jason McCloud. I'm a recording engineer and record producer in Austin, Texas. I'm 39 years old and I voted for Barack Obama 'cause I like the change that he has promised and hopefully, when he gets to Washington, we'll see that kind of change in Washington. >> My name is Kristine Dibbles. I'm 48 years old, a minister of the gospel, a full- time nurse, and I voted for Hillary Clinton because she implements change, she stands on her words, she speak it, and she do what she say. She'll bring it on. >> My name is Philip Knight. I'm a 29- year- old househusband here in Austin, Texas, and I voted for Barack Obama because I do feel like he is a breath of fresh air for the US and for the world abroad. >> My name is Deborah Carter, and I have a hair salon on South Congress Avenue, and I'm about 50. That's as much as you're gonna get and I voted for Obama. He's the first primary I've ever voted in. I'm really, really excited about it and it probably will be the most exciting election I'll ever witness in my lifetime. >> My name is Frances Ovaye, and I'm 73 years old, and I came to vote for Hillary Clinton because I think that she's the right person to take care of this country because I think, in my opinion, to the very, very experience-- >> My name is Jess Omides. I'm retired from Olson Middle School District and I haul scrap metal as a hobby. I voted for Mr. Obama because I think that he is to be a good and the right choice. He's a good man [ unk ]-- a nice time for us to have change. >> My name is Dan Callowsky. I'm 51 years old and I am a software engineer. 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