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    USU Board 2019: Exit polling

    Our exit polling will be updated live across the three days of polling
    By Honi SoitMay 13, 2019 News 1 Min Read
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    Disclaimer: Honi editors Pranay Jha, Nell O’Grady, and Liam Thorne are not involved in USU Board Election coverage.

    Polling for the 2019 USU Board election is finally underway. Honi will be exit polling voters at all Camperdown/Darlington booths across Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. The interactive charts below will be updated in real time to reflect these results.

    For live updates on campaign antics, follow our live blog and keep an eye on our Twitter @honi_soit.

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