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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Pennsylvanians Vote: A Video Exit Poll [Watch (HLS stream): Pennsylvanians Vote: A Video Exit Poll](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/t7FEFsoz.m3u8) (5:12)  _Published 2008-04-22. Time.com interviews voters about whom they picked and why, on a primary day that could decide the Democratic race_ --- Jul 27, 2023 12:49 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [TIME Video Exit Poll: Virginia Voters Speak](/video/uhIEgABR/) ### TIME Video Exit Poll: Virginia Voters Speak [Video Exit Poll: Texas Democrats](/video/CvUXEvmi/) ### Video Exit Poll: Texas Democrats [Clinton Wins Democratic Primary](/video/RrYB5pBy/) ### Clinton Wins Democratic Primary --- ## Transcript >> My name is Laura Webb. I'm 19 and I'm from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. I voted for Hillary Clinton because I feel that she thinks very well in her feet and she actually has a plan to help the environment, education and she can really lead us in the next four years. >> My name is Morgan Russell, 51 years old and I live in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. I voted for Barack Obama. I think that the country needs a change and that we can change with a candidate who wants to sort of upset the applecart and not just play the game from a different perspective. >> My name is Eileen Tropzell. I live in Ardsley, PA. I'm 69 and I voted for Barack Obama because I really believe in him. My first vote for President was for John Kennedy and I think he has that charisma and hope that he had and I think he'll be good for the country. My name is Joseph Cochran and I'm 86 years old and I voted for John McCain because I was in the [ unk ] Division and I do not believe in retreating. >> My name is Josephine Tripodi. I'm 57 years old and I'm from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. I'm voting for Hillary Clinton today or I already had voted for her. I think she's a genuine campaigner. She has the experience. She has the knowledge and I really believe in her. Barack Obama wants change. I really still don't understand what that change is so my vote is for Hillary Clinton. >> My name is Jacqueline Cotton. I'm 66 years old and from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania and I voted for Barrack Obama. I think he has very good ideas and issues in order to change Washington and he said he is going to do his best to lower the gas prices and that's what we do need and also the medical. Since I'm a senior citizen, I'm really interested in that. Medical is very high at this side. >> My name is Angela Banks. I'm 34 and I voted for Barack Obama because I trust his character. >> My name is Gerald Shambaugh. My age is 58. I voted for Barack Obama because it seems that he's a uniter and he's articulate on the raise question gives great hope. >> My name is Pat Oregon. I'm 62 and I'm from Ardsley, Pennsylvania, a Democrat, and I voted for Hillary Clinton. It has nothing to do with her being a woman. With Hillary like she says she air their dirty laundry and know what you're getting. Now I'm not so sure if he's 100 percent what he puts out there, so that's why I didn't vote for him. >> My name is Mack Probonte. I'm 36 and I'm from [ unk ] PA. And I'm a registered Republican who wrote in for Barack Obama. I think Barack Obama is a good man. I think he will be good for the country and I think he will be good for our relations in the world. >> My name is Elaine Ian. I'm from Ardsley, Pennsylvania and I'm 54 and I voted for Hillary. The reason I voted for Hillary was I sat on Defense a long time. I like Barack Obama. I like his vision, but I think when it comes down to it Hillary will know how to get things done. All the reasons that people don't like her, her force, her power; those will be the things that suit-- that serve us Democrats well in order to work her way through the jungle of Congress. >> My name is Roxanna Briggs. I'm 47 years old. I voted for Barack Obama and the reason I voted for Obama is because I'm looking for a change in America. There are lots of issues going on as far as healthcare, the war, and gas prices and I think that Barack Obama is the one to bring everyone together and it is definitely time for a change in the United States and in the world. >> My name is Donna Cher. I'm 37 years old. I'm from Glenside, Pennsylvania. I voted for Barack Obama. I think he is in the greatest position to motivate change in the country. He's a gifted order and he reminds me of Martin Luther King. He has tremendous influence on the youth in our country, which happened to be the majority for the first time in this election and I think we need a liberal, intelligent, charismatic president like Barack Obama to lead us right now. >> My name is Alan J. Gargon. I'm 62 years old. I'm from Ardsley, Pennsylvania and I voted for John McCain. Basic reason is John was really the only candidate that I really had a choice with and just like his platform and I'm Republican and I vote Republican. >> My name is Erin Mistdale, age 24 from Abington, Pennsylvania and I voted for Barack Obama because I feel conviction in his work even though he doesn't a lot of experience that help Thomas Jefferson and George Washington in the past. ```json {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","name":"Pennsylvanians Vote: A Video Exit Poll","description":"Time.com interviews voters about whom they picked and why, on a primary day that could decide the Democratic race ","thumbnailUrl":"https://cdn.jwplayer.com/v2/media/t7FEFsoz/poster.jpg?width=720","uploadDate":"2008-04-22T18:01:15.000Z","contentUrl":"https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/t7FEFsoz.m3u8","embedUrl":"https://time.com/video/t7FEFsoz/","duration":"PT5M12S","potentialAction":{"@type":"SeekToAction","target":"https://time.com/video/t7FEFsoz/?jw_start={seek_to_second_number}","startOffset-input":"required name=seek_to_second_number"}} ```