Although I initially decided to volunteer my services strictly for extra credit, I actually enjoyed the experience of polling voters. Our designated precinct was at a residence located in a pretty wealthy neighborhood, south of Ventura Blvd., in Encino. BMW's and Benz's pulled up one after the other during the four hours of our morning shift (7am-11am). The precinct inspector was very accommodating, even offering us lunch after we were done. She told us that this was the first time in her 29 years of polling that her precinct was being used for exit polling. Most of the voters that we approached were affable even when it was obvious that they were rushing to work. Some voters even took the initiative to approach us to ask what we were all about. Most of them were aware of exit polls but had never participated in one. I would estimate that the majority of the voters that we polled were

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