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

[Tender Branson]

So, only 3 candidates will get delegates ?

[Florida Man for Crime]

It probably looks as if Bernie slightly wins this, if current reporting trends hold.

In fact, the results could look exactly what the pre-election polling average looked like.

Except for the part where Buttigieg doesn't do any better than Klob and possibly comes in 3rd, lol

[Gass3268]

Where does Decision Desk get their info from?

Themselves

[Dorko Julio]

Biden and Warren are done.

Especially Liz.

Yep. I don't know how she recovers from a poor performance tonight.

Biden still has a slight chance if he does really well in NV and SC, but to me that's looking increasingly unlikely.

[Gass3268]

Why hasn't this been called? Sanders has clearly won. At this point I'd prefer for the DNC to just cancel the rest of the contest and just give Sanders the nomination. These election nights are a waste of time.

They can't until 100% of the polls are closed at 8 PM.

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

Michael Bennet, who pinned his entire campaign on New Hampshire, is currently losing to Julian Castro, who dropped out six weeks ago (24 votes to 15).

[jaichind]

So, only 3 candidates will get delegates ?

Assuming the 2 CD results are similar to the overall results

[Calthrina950]

I really don't mind Nice Amy as a candidate at all. She's still my 2nd choice after Sanders.

Klobuchar is probably the strongest viable candidate that the Democrats have at this point. Unlike Warren, she can appeal to moderate suburbanites and to at least some of the Obama-Trump voters.

[NOVA Green]

MSNBC says they have no votes in from Manchester yet....

Hmmm

[Pyro]

John King trying to find out where Biden won 2nd or 3rd and he clicked on Dixville Notch.

[Matty]

For those surprised trump only at 85, remember it is extremely common for incumbents in NH to fall below 90.

Obama got 82.8 in 2012

[Florida Man for Crime]

Looks to me like we can probably call 1st place for Bernie at this point, UNLESS the Manchester #s are unrepresentative and he gets blown out in suburban towns like Derry/Bedford/Hollis/etc that don't have results in yet (but that doesn't seem likely given the results in Candia).

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Turnout looking a bit lower to on par with 2016. Not good.

[Calthrina950]

Michael Bennet, who pinned his entire campaign on New Hampshire, is currently losing to Julian Castro, who dropped out six weeks ago (24 votes to 15).

Bennet's vanity run has definitely lowered my opinion of him. He should have dropped out months ago.

[jaichind]

Sanders which was dropping at bit in betting markets as results came out is now surging upward

[SN2903]

Why is  CNN's website so slow! The network has 8% in and online is only 3%.

[Oryxslayer]

Where does Decision Desk get their info from?

Themselves

Yes DDHQ has people on the ground that volunteer and go get info from the precincts/counties. Sometimes it's slower, sometimes its faster.

[The Free North]

Bernie is going to win, but its a question of if its going to be decisive or not.

[NOVA Green]

now msnbc is saying a 3rd of the vote in from manchester and Bernie gains decently

[amdcpus]

Looks like Yang will be done after this. Going to lose to Steyer and possibly Gabbard as well.

[Florida Man for Crime]

MSNBC says they have no votes in from Manchester yet....

Hmmm

The results I reported were from a reporter at the voting location on CNN.

[Tender Branson]

Turnout will probably be 350.000 on the Dem side and 150.000 on the Rep side.

Better than predicted.

[The Free North]

Why hasn't this been called? Sanders has clearly won. At this point I'd prefer for the DNC to just cancel the rest of the contest and just give Sanders the nomination. These election nights are a waste of time.

Agreed.

The polls dont close until 8 in all towns.

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

I really don't mind Nice Amy as a candidate at all. She's still my 2nd choice after Sanders.

Klobuchar is probably the strongest viable candidate that the Democrats have at this point. Unlike Warren, she can appeal to moderate suburbanites and to at least some of the Obama-Trump voters.

Not a knock on you specifically, but Republicans are brushing off Bernie’s popularity at their own peril

[Gass3268]

Turnout has been pretty good so far.