The New Hampshire Primary |Feb 9|: Live Free or Die
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KuwabaraTheMan
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Sanders is beating Clinton even among the women vote. That's impressive.
RPGCrazied
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Yeah, same. I hear Canada is a beautiful place. I'm going to do my part, probably voting Bernie. But as a Texan, I know where the electoral college is going.
Hoho for breakfast
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Yes already called for both Sanders and Trump.
cpp_is_king
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Trump acts crazy but he's basically a democrat if you ignore his immigration stuff. Cruz actually is crazy.
Clinton - who gives a shit about experience? People always tout that like it's a good thing, and IMO experience is exactly what you DON'T want. Need fresh blood, not establishment people
balladofwindfishes
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Was Trump expected to nearly double second place?
Edit: Excuse me. More than double.
Edit: Excuse me. More than double.
CNN and NBC already called it for Trump and Sanders yeah.
Both have been called for 30 minutes.
Show some respect for the guy who won't drop out despite consistently polling at zero. He is the embodiment of persistence.
User 85168
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I think no matter what the results are, it can speak to whether or not Bernie can reach out to older and women voters even if they are mostly white. I think the point is that if Clinton can keep up in a state like NH, she's going to sweep the rest of the primaries where Bernie isn't as favored. We'll see what happens at the end, I suppose.
Bruce Springsteen
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Holy shit, one debate ruined Rubio
It's also about race, but that isn't going to be an issue until the next two states.
MetalGearZed
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i think thats the tagline for the 2016 caucuses
theignoramus
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Charles Krauthammer just called Clinton and Madeline Albright the ""The sisterhood of the marching pantsuits."
lol.
lol.
Poker Face
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GAF I MADE IT!!!
Got to the polls at 7:58 and voted for bernie.
Got to the polls at 7:58 and voted for bernie.
Probably could have still voted at like 8:05 but w/e
aspiegamer
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It's a statistical certainty that at least one of the "Other" candidates (there are 21 of them) has more votes than Gilmore.
Others = 399 / 21 = 19 average
Gilmore = 14
Basileus777
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It's proportional, but you need to crack 10% to receive delegates.
User 85168
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Julian Castro on NPR
Trump a democrat outside immigration? You're thinking of pre-2008 Trump. He all about tax cuts for the rich now. He's still ok with the gays but that's about it as far it gets to being even close to a democrat.
Voysa Reezun
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According to 538, Bernie is beating Hillary among blue-collar voters, which Hillary won with in 2008 in NH. So to some degree, you're getting data that possibly indicates class divisions for the candidates, at least among white folks.
Right... And sadly, he just doesn't have the minority support needed to get the nomination.
Nice. How long were the lines at your polling station
Marion Cobretti
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Who do you guys think comes out on top between Rubio and Christie?
14? Seems high. How many people in NH are named Jim Gilmore?
grandjedi6
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More than he got in Iowa! He's the candidate with all the forward momentum!
And_Gignac
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19 points lead for Sanders in DDHQ than CNN´s (it has more votes registered).
Giant Panda
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I hope Rubio stays losing and that Clinton stays within 20 pts of Bernie. That would be my idea of a good outcome.
Prodigal Son
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CNN making second place sound like some big time shit.
Manmademan
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I need rubio to drop below 10%. getting no delegates at all in new hampshire will be nail in the coffin for that campaign
OrangeGrayBlue
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By 7% too. I'm curious to see how 18-30 demographic voted. I wonder how much effect Steinem and Albright's comments had.
A Human Becoming
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They actually locked the doors at a polling station I went to once it hit 8.
Man, all these Granite State peeps coming out of the wood works!
I imagine Rand Paul and maybe some of the other candidates who dropped out got more than 14
Does he have to get under 10% to get no delegates.
Edit: Nevermind I have the answer to my question.
If he gets a beating Super Tuesday (which is likely) he's out. Hillary will have good momentum going in with SC and Nevada.
RPGCrazied
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Why are people voting Trump in NH? Not many religious nuts like Iowa. Is there a bunch of uneducated people there?
Yes.
Hillary's advantage with race isn't as...fundamental (is that the right word) as it is with the clear generational divide.
The Librarian
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Have fun tonight, Bernie! It'll be the last state you win in a while.
KuwabaraTheMan
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Yeah, but that's completely possible right now.
lol i know eh.
Voysa Reezun
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Because she's already locked up some superdelegate support in the state.
eBay Huckster
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He definitely has to finish under 10%, and he's barely above that right now
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