The Exit Poll: Can You Trust It? - TLDR Explains

The video discusses the concept and accuracy of exit polls, particularly in the UK. It explains how exit polls differ from other polls by asking voters who they voted for, making them more reliable. The video reviews the historical accuracy of UK exit polls since 1992, noting their improved reliability due to methodological tweaks. It also covers the legal restrictions on releasing exit polls before polling stations close, citing the 2000 US presidential election as an example of potential voter turnout impact.

What time are exit poll results typically released in the UK?

What is the main purpose of exit polls?

How has the reliability of UK exit polls changed over the years?

What was the outcome of the exit poll in the 2015 UK general election?

Why is it illegal to release exit poll results before polling stations close in the UK?