New Hampshire Primary Thread (polls close at 6-7 CT)

[jimrtex]

These are based on SOS numbers. Buttigieg did get it to within 1% in NH-1.

	NH-1	NH-2	Total
Sanders	25.78%	26.45%	26.12%
Buttigieg	24.82%	24.75%	24.78%
Klobuchar	20.34%	19.87%	20.10%
Warren	9.04%	9.72%	9.38%
Biden	8.84%	8.21%	8.52%
Steyer	3.82%	3.50%	3.66%
Gabbard	3.32%	3.35%	3.33%
Yang	2.79%	2.90%	2.84%

[cinyc]

That Sanders didn't do better in NH-02, especially the Grafton and Sullivan County parts that are in his home TV market, is a bit odd. It doesn't speak quite as poorly of him as Warren ending up trailing her statewide percent in the Boston Exurban border towns, but it's not a great look.

[Tender Branson]

Good to see that Pete received the most write-in votes in the Republican primary of all Democratic candidates.

Shows his crossover support going forward ... which is also a good sign for SC, where Republicans can vote in the Democratic primary.

[RI]

The county map of Republicans writing in Democratic candidates was actually more interesting than the overall Democratic map. Buttigieg won Hillsborough, Rockingham, Belknap, and Sullivan. Sanders won Cheshire and Coos, Klobuchar won Merrimack and Strafford, and Bloomberg won Carroll and Grafton. Steyer and Gabbard had some interesting results as well.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Did NH SoS take down the results from their site?  I saw them before, but now I can't find it. https://sos.nh.gov/Elections.aspx

EDIT:  Found it in my browser history, just doesn't seem to link from the main page
http://sos.nh.gov/20PPresults.aspx

[Tender Branson]

NH delegate update:

9 Sanders
9 ButtiPete (+1)
6 Klobuchar

NH has 33 delegates. 24 pledged + 9 unpledged (2 Senators, 2 House members, 5 DNC).

The only from Congress to endorse so far was Kuster (Pete Buttigieg).

New total:

10 Pete, 9 Sanders, 6 Klobuchar, 8 unknown.