New Hampshire Democratic Primary Results

[Colin]

I do have to say that this is making alot of Republican heart flutter since McCain vs. Hillary produces the most competitive race for President.

Not really competitive at all.

Easy McCain win.

As I said above wrong choice of words. I meant best Republican scenario.

[Eraserhead]

It's funny how almost everyone here is pulling for Obama. If it is really close tonight.. it might not be the worst thing... we can draw her into a fight in SC then.

[Dark Jin]

60 of 301 Precincts Reporting
January 8, 2008
            

CLINTON   40%   22,192   0   

OBAMA   36%   19,988   0   

EDWARDS   17%   9,338   0   

[Bobby]

Obviously the polls are flawed. It's obvious that closet Clinton supporters are not the most outgoing voters in New Hampshire, you might be able to blame that on the outcome of a fun night 10 years ago.

[Lief 🗽]

This is starting to parallel the Shea-Porter vs. Bradley race of 2006.

How?

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Obviously the polls are flawed. It's obvious that closet Clinton supporters are not the most outgoing voter in New Hampshire, you might be able to blame that on the outcome of a fun night 10 years ago.

Do you mean 16 years ago?

[MarkWarner08]

This is starting to parallel the Shea-Porter vs. Bradley race of 2006.

How?

Shea-Porter trailed in every poll and still won on Election Night.

[Kushahontas]

fact: january 2000, 60% of new yorkers would not vote for clinton.

[Bobby]

Obviously the polls are flawed. It's obvious that closet Clinton supporters are not the most outgoing voter in New Hampshire, you might be able to blame that on the outcome of a fun night 10 years ago.

Do you mean 16 years ago?

Are we talking Jones or Lewinsky?

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Clinton did stir up the race with her tears, her attacks on Obama, and her threats of terrorist attacks.

[Verily]

nickshepDEM's link says that Manchester releases results first, and Clinton should be doing well there. So we're still in it.

I hope so. I do recall the poll breakdown in general had the opposite of Iowa, Obama leading in the rural areas but about tied in the cities.

[J. J.]

I am grinning like a Cheshire Cat!

[Flying Dog]

close that f'in gap Obama!!!!!

[exopolitician]

Obama [barely] leads in Concord county.

[Kushahontas]

obama goes from 36 to 35 according to msnbc

[J. J.]

Clinton did stir up the race with her tears, her attacks on Obama, and her threats of terrorist attacks.

Now we know Clinton is winning.

[agcatter]

Clinton stretches lead to 2500 votes with 22% of the total in.  

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Obviously the polls are flawed. It's obvious that closet Clinton supporters are not the most outgoing voter in New Hampshire, you might be able to blame that on the outcome of a fun night 10 years ago.

Do you mean 16 years ago?

Are we talking Jones or Lewinsky?

Oh, I thought you meant when Bill got called "The comeback kid" by the media in 1992.

[Kushahontas]

obama down to 34 according to cnn

[Eleden]

If Clinton is still winning with 40% of the precints reporting I'm going to be really worried.

[War on Want]

CLINTON 40% 24,661 0  

OBAMA 34% 20,973 0  

EDWARDS 17% 10,325

Noooo!!!!!!

[Eraserhead]

Alright. I would suggest everyone at least brace for a loss now.

[Bobby]

Obviously the polls are flawed. It's obvious that closet Clinton supporters are not the most outgoing voter in New Hampshire, you might be able to blame that on the outcome of a fun night 10 years ago.

Do you mean 16 years ago?

Unfortunately, that's when I was born.

Are we talking Jones or Lewinsky?

Oh, I thought you meant when Bill got called "The comeback kid" by the media in 1992.

Unfortunately, that's when I was born.

[Lief 🗽]

Oh my God...

[exopolitician]

well this kinda sorta REALLY sucks...