The earliest reports this evening are from Georgia, where polls closed at 7:00 p.m. CNN reports the exit polls, and they did it again.

The Democratic exit poll asks the standard questions about church attendance (where Barack Obama swept the board among those who attend more than weekly, weekly, monthly, a few times a year, or never), and about religion (Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, other, or none-where Obama also won all categories). In the Republican exit poll, they asked the same two questions, but then also asked whether the person was a "born-again or evangelical Christian").

I've also just looked at the exit polls from Arkansas and Tennessee – same thing. I'm assuming they use the same exit poll in every state, so once again, the media finds it unimportant to ask Democratic voters if they are evangelicals. Maybe they are afraid to because it would probably demolish their received wisdom that all evangelicals are Republicans.