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Exit Polls Hint at Romney Win

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Boston Globe: "Early exit polling from Michigan appears to bode well for Mitt Romney and ill for John McCain."

"While independents made up 35 percent of primary voters in 2000, they only comprised about 25 percent of voters today, according to the exit poll."

"While Republicans made up less than half of primary voters in 2000, two-thirds of GOP primary voters surveyed today said they were registered Republicans, according to the exit poll." Read more here.

A Romney win scrambles the race; a McCain win puts him in a driver's seat.

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Fox News Channel's Megyn Kelly with more on the exit poll results. Watch it above.

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