UCLA Study Group to Conduct Exit Polls
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MONTEREY PARK — Volunteers for UCLA’s Monterey Park project, a two-year study of social and political changes in the city, plan to conduct voter exit polls during Tuesday’s city election.
The research project, supervised by UCLA sociologist John Horton, began in February, 1988, and is funded in part by the university’s Institute of American Cultures. The group assisted with a similar exit poll during the 1988 municipal election.
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