a couple exit polls out

From Indiana and Kentucky:

Kentucky		Electoral Votes: 8
President		1% of precincts reporting
Candidates	Party	Vote Count	% Votes Cast
Bush	Rep	13,005	58
Kerry	Dem	9,133	41
Nader	Ind	129	1
Peroutka	CST	35	0
Badnarik	Lib	31	0

Indiana		Electoral Votes: 11
President		1% of precincts reporting
Candidates	Party	Vote Count	% Votes Cast
Bush	Rep	15,530	55
Kerry	Dem	12,189	44
Badnarik	Lib	221	1

Obviously, it's waaaaaaaaay too early to ascribe much meaning to anything, but the above does sorta illustrate one thing that I've found interesting about the polls leading up to today. In most polls where more than two candidates were offered, the only alternative candidate was Nader. However, in the very few polls where Badnarik was also presented as an option, he fared better than Nader. Shouldn't the pollsters have noticed this and begun to poll accordingly? Realistically, Badnarik probably pulls more from Bush than he does from Kerry, whereas Nader almost undoubtedly pulls more away from Kerry than from Bush.

Probably not that big a deal, but I do find it interesting the way the pollsters follow FAUX's lead in researching based on ideas that put the current administration in the best possible light.