New Hampshire Democratic Primary Results

[Politico]

We're in for a competitive campaign. Personally, I dislike Hillary and have a, "meh," attitude when it comes to Edwards and Obama. I want these three to duke it out with nobody coming out on top after the final primary and caucus. A brokered convention is the only way that my boy Gore can become the nominee this year.

No matter who you're supporting, in your heart you know that Gore is a much better candidate, and would be a much better president, than all three of these people.

[Aizen]

This... this cannot.... this cannot..... BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! =(

[Erc]

This could end up a Webb-Allen type situation.

Where Webb pulled ahead with the last 2% of precincts?  Entirely possible, given when the polls closed in certain areas.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I actually feel sick...

For Obama there has to be movement and soon... as things are the margins have remained pretty much static, he needs to start putting on votes and that just doesn't seem to be happening.

Concord is still reporting and is really starting to push for Obama. Hopefully changes will happen soon....

We can hope... c'mon urban precincts with stupidly high turnout!

actually it looks like Obama's strength is in rural western NH. The good news is that's still largely out.

[ZamboniDriver]

I actually feel sick...

For Obama there has to be movement and soon... as things are the margins have remained pretty much static, he needs to start putting on votes and that just doesn't seem to be happening.

Concord is still reporting and is really starting to push for Obama. Hopefully changes will happen soon....

We can hope... c'mon urban precincts with stupidly high turnout!

So far, that's not really happening.

[Reluctant Republican]

The fact that no one's called this yet makes me think Obama could pull off a late surge. Then again, maybe they just don't want to look like fools since all the polls were predicting the exact opposite. I have to admit though, when I heard the Dems ran out of ballots today I thought for sure Hillary was a goner. Does NH use Diebold, LOL?

[War on Want]

CLINTON 39% 35,217 0  

OBAMA 36% 32,215 0  

EDWARDS 17% 14,907

Clinton is falling!

[Lief 🗽]

Still about a 3000 vote margin. I hope Obama pulls it out...

[© tweed]

this is reminding me of 1968...  so much hope (RFK, McCarthy v Obama) but in the end we get (Nixon v. Humphrey, McCain v. Clinton)

[Bobby]

It looks as though Obama's honorary doctorate from SNHU didn't aid his political ambitions.

[John Dibble]

This certainly doesn't look good for Obama, but on the other hand the difference in votes between him and Clinton is only 3002 according to CNN right now - hardly an impossible gap to close at this point.

[Politico]

Does NH use Diebold, LOL?

No, but most of the super delegates in New Hampshire are backing Hillary. Who knows what really happens behind the scenes after the ballots are cast. It's not public like a caucus.

[cp]

I'd just like to point out that by the time 40% of the iowa polls were in, Obama had a 5 point lead that only opened afterwards.

[Lief 🗽]

Under 3000 now.

[M]

The networks still remember 2000 and don't want to call to soon. But it could still narrow up. I'm agnostic at this point.

[Eraserhead]

This is going to be so damn close.

[Verily]

Does NH use Diebold, LOL?

No, but most of the super delegates in New Hampshire are backing Hillary. Who knows what really happens behind the scenes after the ballots are cast. It's not public like a caucus.

Please, don't start flooding us with conspiracy theories. There are various reasons why this was much closer than expected (I don't quite expect a Clinton victory yet), but they are all logical, at least from an outside view. (The very logic of voting for Clinton baffles me, but there you are.)

[Serenity Now]

It's already 02:19 when I am but this race is too scary to turn away from..

[Ben.]

I actually feel sick...

For Obama there has to be movement and soon... as things are the margins have remained pretty much static, he needs to start putting on votes and that just doesn't seem to be happening.

Concord is still reporting and is really starting to push for Obama. Hopefully changes will happen soon....

We can hope... c'mon urban precincts with stupidly high turnout!

So far, that's not really happening.

Nope... but i'm at the "hoping against, hope" stage.

 

[True Democrat]

I'm predicting 38-36 for Obama.  Which is a win for Clinton.

[John Dibble]

I'm predicting 38-36 for Obama.  Which is a win for Clinton.

Not a win per se, but it certainly keeps her in the running.

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I'm predicting 38-36 for Obama.  Which is a win for Clinton.

A win for Obama is a win for Obama.

[MarkWarner08]

Can Obama close in time???

[Flying Dog]

The interesting thing is that Obama's strengths is actually coming from RURAL area's and Clintons from cities. Good for Obama maybe?

[War on Want]

116 of 301 Precincts
CLINTON 39% 37,037 0  

OBAMA 36% 34,196 0  

EDWARDS 17% 15,715

Only 38% of the precincts are reporting....