Can Clinton capture the support of NH women?

[SillyAmerican]

Madeleine Albright says there is "a special place in hell" for women who do not support Hillary Clinton. Do you think New Hampshire women will support Clinton tomorrow, or will they risk ignoring Albright's warning and vote for Sanders?

[RI]

If you believe Emerson, Hillary's sitting at 49% of the women's vote in NH.

[indysaff]

It'll probably be close.

[Antonio the Sixth]

There will be a significant gender gap for sure. Whether it's enough to make Hillary carry women will depend on the overall margin.

[Xing]

Ugh, not this again...

[SillyAmerican]

I think the results that come in from NH women will be very telling, and may present the Clinton campaign their biggest problem. (So yes, TN volunteer, this is a serious question...).

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Angry NH women will break 99-1 for Clinton.

[SillyAmerican]

Angry NH women will break 99-1 for Clinton.

The results may be quite different, and may break along the lines of angry young NH women versus angry old NH women. But we shall see...

[SillyAmerican]

Two conclusions from NH:

(1) The disenfranchised political outsiders are speaking very clearly this cycle, and they're tired of business/politics as usual.

(2) Per Secretary Albright's statement, hell has to make more space for all the women that are gonna be showing up. Clinton lost in every demographic except folks over 65 years of age and folks earning more than $200K per year.

On to SC...

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Wait, Clinton only won the oldest and richest of the voters? That's the best thing that could happen for Sanders.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Called it:

There will be a strong correlation between Sanders' and Trump's margin: The bigger Sanders' margin is (the fewer women vote for Clinton), the better Trump will do (because NH women have decided to troll the GOP primary). If Clinton wins NH (because of record-high women turnout), Trump will underperform massively. So this whole thing is going to come down to one question: What will be more important for NH Democrats/women/young voters: Voting against a black man or trolling the GOP primary?
There's no way that NH would vote for a man over a woman under normal circumstances, but those aren't normal circumstances by any means.

Go away.

[Marokai Backbeat]

Wait, Clinton only won the oldest and richest of the voters? That's the best thing that could happen for Sanders.

Yeah, it's pretty fitting.