Claiming superior leadership and casting himself as the true agent of change were keys to Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, per ABC News exit poll results. He also prevailed by a wide margin among the small group of so-called "double haters" -- voters with an unfavorable opinion of both candidates.

President-elect Trump significantly outpaced Vice President Harris among voters who cited a candidate’s “ability to lead” and “bring change” as the most important qualities for their vote, ABC News exit polling showed.

An Edison Research exit poll suggests there is less Black and Hispanic voter turnout in this election than in 2020.

If you've voted early or plan to vote today, you might be asked to participate in an exit poll. Here's what they are and how they work.

Attitudes on abortion were not as one-sided as it may have seemed in the 2024 election, according to exit poll analyses.

Trump won 54 percent of voters who live in a union household, compared to 44 percent who backed Harris, according to the exit poll. This accounted for about 17 percent of total voters. Four years earlier, Biden won union households by about 16 points (56 percent to 40 percent), according to CNN's 2020 exit polls.