Completed interviews with nearly 140,000 registered voters in just eight days leading up to the election and, for the first time, provided estimates of the electorate in all 47 states with statewide races in the midterm elections; Correctly projected the winner in 92 percent of Senate and governor elections at 5 p.m. on Election Day, which is the critical time for making editorial decisions, a better track record than exit polls in recent years; The estimate of the national house vote at 5 p.m. on Election Day had a 9.0 percentage point advantage for Democratic candidates over Republican candidates, and the final vote count had an 8.6 percentage point advantage for Democratic candidates.