There were no formal exit polls from the race last night - no one thought it would be close enough to make the expensive venture worthwhile.But trust Scott Rasmussen to fill the gap. The pollster has some interesting breakdowns of the vote on his website today: In the end, Brown pulled off the upset in large part because he won unaffiliated voters by a 73% to 25% margin. The senator-elect also picked up 23% of the vote from Democrats. [Our polling shows that 53% of voters in Massachusetts are Democrats, 21% Republican and 26% not affiliated with either party.]Coakley also barely carried a usually reliable Democratic constituency. Union workers went for her by just six points, 52% to 46%.Fifty-six percent (56%) of voters in the state say health care was the most important factor in their voting decision. Brown made it clear in the closing days of the campaign that he intended to go to Washington to vote against the health care plan proposed by President Obama and congressional...(Read Full Post)