Democratic New Hampshire primary results thread (polls close @7pm and 8pm ET)

[jaichind]

http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/

I am not convinced that this is a serious source

[jaichind]

It seems more are voting in than DEM primary than the GOP primary. Is this expected?
Right now it's
GOP 29,478 votes, 14% reporting (41 of 300 precincts)
DEM 34,983 votes, 14% reporting (43 of 300 precincts)

Back in 2008 I think the Dem Primary had about 15% more voters than GOP Primary.

[jaichind]

Looking ahead to Nevada and South Carolina, here are the 2008 demographics:

NEVADA
Men 41% / Women 59%

18-44 32% / 45 and up 68%

Party ID: DEM 81% / IND 15% / REP 4%

White 65% / Black 15% / Hispanic 15% / Asian 3%


SOUTH CAROLINA
Men 39% / Women 61%

18-24 8%
25-29 6%
30-39 16%
40-49 19%
50-64 35%
65 and up 17%

Party ID: DEM 73% / IND 23% / REP 4%

White 43% / Black 55%

This data is not right, do another round of research & posts links. Nevada has a bigger Hispanic & lower black population

Nevada's Hispanics are often young and non-citizens.  I think the racial breakdown for Nevada looks right.