New Hampshire Democratic Primary Results

[Lief 🗽]

HUGE SURGE! GO OBAMA!

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Would a loss here destroy Obama's campaign? Everyone thought he'd win here, and I think this would be a major blow to his campaign's morale. I still think he could pull it out though.

No, he'd still win SC and most of the South. But nothing can be called yet.

Don't count on it.  If he loses here, it may discourage people in SC and they'll either not vote at all or vote for Hillary.  Don't count your chickens before they hatch.

[Eraserhead]

Come on Barack! Surge baby!

[CultureKing]

CLINTON 39% 26,090 0  

OBAMA 36% 23,556 0  

EDWARDS 17% 10,995

Big surge for such a sort time.

Good

[Ban my account ffs!]

Obama is making a come back!  OMG !!!!!!!@!#@!@

Now I'm whooping and a minute ago I was retching because I was crying so hard cuz omg Obama was down a little bit omg!@!@@@!!@

36% to 40% now.

[Verily]

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

Bradley Effect...And making unfavorable ballots disappear

There are no signs of the Bradley Effect. Looks much more as if (a lot) more independents chose to vote for McCain than expected, perhaps because the polls showed Obama so far ahead. The polls had been showing as strong as a 70-30 break in favor of the Democratic primary, but in the end independents split 50-50 across primaries.

[M]

Clinton 35%
Obama 32%
Edwards 15%

A few days ago, someone suggested this prediction should go into the comedy goldmine.  I think his post will. 

Kudos!

[Ben.]

CLINTON 39% 26,090 0  

OBAMA 36% 23,556 0  

EDWARDS 17% 10,995

Big surge for such a sort time.

Sir I salute your spirit!

[ZamboniDriver]

Hmmm...all of Bill Clinton's complaining today about the short span between Iowa and NH and the rumors of campaign staff shakeups could be all for nothing.

[J. J.]

CLINTON 39% 26,090 0   

OBAMA 36% 23,556 0   

EDWARDS 17% 10,995

Big surge for such a sort time.

J. J.'s Second Rule of Elections.

[exopolitician]

Obamentum!!!!#U*132u813133 go go go!

[Kushahontas]

clinton back at 40-35

[CultureKing]

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

Bradley Effect...And making unfavorable ballots disappear

There are no signs of the Bradley Effect. Looks much more as if (a lot) more independents chose to vote for McCain than expected, perhaps because the polls showed Obama so far ahead.

I think that very well could be why Obama isn't doing as well as he is. It is even more annoying because now we see that McCain didn't even need those votes.

[Bay Ridge, Bklyn! Born and Bred]

Hillary won't win NH, people.   Relax.

[Sam Spade]

Lot of time left folks.  All I'm saying right now is that the Clinton-Obama margin will be less than McCain-Romney and that it'll will most likely be under 5%.

[© tweed]

this is getting scary

[Flying Dog]

clinton back at 40-35

excuse me, its 40-36, thank you very much.

[Boris]

comeback kid 2.0

I can't believe we're gonna lose this.

[Lief 🗽]

Gonna go eat dinner now. Hope I don't come back to be horribly depressed.

[M]

Lot of time left folks.  All I'm saying right now is that the Clinton-Obama margin will be less than McCain-Romney and that it'll will most likely be under 5%.

Good point.

[Politico]

comeback kid 2.0

Comeback Android

[Kushahontas]

comeback kid 2.0

I can't believe we're gonna lose this.

dont be discouraged. im pulling for clinton but my mind is still telling me obama will eke out a victory tonight.

[exopolitician]

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

[Dark Jin]

88 of 301 Precincts Reporting
January 8, 2008
            

CLINTON   40%   27,690   0   

OBAMA   36%   24,903   0   

EDWARDS   17%   11,634   0   

[Kushahontas]

i want to eat dinner but im glued to the comp and tv screen and my stomach is churning so much i cant stand it ughhhh