No, but I do think that it is something that although happened a lot in the past, really doesn't happen much now - the 'buying' of votes.Do I really need to write an essay on machine politics in the cities?
And ditto on the other side of the fence in both cases Cal. I think perhaps what you don't like is the current political system, and blame the dems for the problems caused by a system that both parties exploit.I can also give you little examples of Democrats buying homeless votes by giving them cigarettes and other things, but you'll just dismiss them.
And there are abundant examples of Democrat Congressmen selling influence, but that's not what you're asking for.
Oh, you can trend exit polling a little, however it has to be taken with a grain of salt. Once I saw that after very early exit polling one side claimed that it should be in the democrats favor at that point, because republicans work, and wouldn't vote until later in the day. However, they failed to take into account that most republicans wanted to vote early in the day, to avoid longer lines in the evening and get home to their families, spin is fun to watch unravel. But what is more fun it to watch which side claims victory first just on exit polling...You can't trust most of the exit polling anyway.
However, I don't think there are any media exit polls for the Mass. race. Up until a few weeks ago, there wasn't much focus on the race so the media didn't organize any.
Maybe some of the internal data will be leaked through out the afternoon/evening....