New Hampshire Democratic Primary Results

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Rural precincts only so far.

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The Comeback Android.

Let's hope these two split the delegates the rest of the year, with Edwards stealing just enough delegates to prevent both from getting a majority.

Brokered Convention = An Incredibly Electable Nominee = Gore 2008

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I don't get it... how could every single poll be wrong?

Bradley Effect...And making unfavorable ballots disappear

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comeback kid 2.0

Comeback Android

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Edwards sitting idly at 17%...la la la

Still better than he did in 2004. I wouldn't count him out completely, but only a HUGE, unexpected event would put him back into contention. His odds of winning are probably 1 in 100.

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We're in for a competitive campaign. Personally, I dislike Hillary and have a, "meh," attitude when it comes to Edwards and Obama. I want these three to duke it out with nobody coming out on top after the final primary and caucus. A brokered convention is the only way that my boy Gore can become the nominee this year.

No matter who you're supporting, in your heart you know that Gore is a much better candidate, and would be a much better president, than all three of these people.

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Does NH use Diebold, LOL?

No, but most of the super delegates in New Hampshire are backing Hillary. Who knows what really happens behind the scenes after the ballots are cast. It's not public like a caucus.

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The press will have a field day with how she overperformed everyone's expectations.

She was the "inevitable" nominee less than a month ago, though. I am not sure Clinton has produced a "comeback" unless she actually wins, not comes in a close second place. Another win for Obama will make most people think he's more electable, likable and right on the issues, and thus more worthy of their vote.

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Obama or Clinton, neither one can beat McCain or Romney or Giuliani in November.

Democrats need to hope for a brokered convention that produces Gore as their nominee, or else it's going to be four more years of GOP.

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Hillary wins NH. Obama wins the NV caucus. Then it comes down to SC before Super Duper Tuesday.

I still say a split in the delegate count is very possible this year, especially if Edwards is serious about marching onward no matter what happens, where or when.