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[Killthee]

Can someone post the link to the Politico site (the site with the New Hampshire map and city-by-city reporting)?

http://www.politico.com/nhprimaries/nhmap-popup.html

 

[Shard]

Romney makes me want to projectile vomit.

 

[Snaku]

There's nothing to be unified about Hillary. She's just as bad as the worst Republicans, only she cries.

Romney does that too.

 

[CounterSeal]

Ugh, that Romney speech was horrible.

 

[harSon]

 

[Father_Brain]

Have to say, I like Obama, but the vilification of Hillarity is kinda scary. UUUUNITYYYY fight the republican evvviil

I concur. I'm mostly neutral in the primary, but the rhetoric of some hardcore Obama supporters regarding her is rather disturbing.

 

[Rindain]

http://www.politico.com

IT'S TRICKY!!!

Do you have a direct link to the section with the map of New Hampshire with county-by county (or is that city-by-city?) results?

edit: nevermind, someone else posted it. thanks!

 

[Y2Kev]

i'm really stunned by the response to the "crying" bit

I concur. I'm mostly neutral in the primary, but the rhetoric of some hardcore Obama supporters regarding her is rather disturbing.

It is a little upsetting. Obama is a beacon of hope and freedom and Hilary is in the backroom sucking scum out of pipes.

I'm not that naive. They are all on the same scale of crookedness.

 

[typhonsentra]

Democrats deserve to lose elections. Why do they always think it's smart to pick candidates a large portion of them find unlikeable? Do they think the fact that they don't like them means Republicans might vote for them?

 

[Mrbob]

There's nothing to be unified about Hillary. She's just as bad as the worst Republicans, only she cries. And has, at some point, sucked Bill's dick. That's enough to lose my vote

I'm going to start developing my laser cutting device tonight. It will cut around all of NH and just let the state float into oblivion in the middle of the ocean. You with me?

If Maine has to go along with the ride so be it.

 

[Xdrive05]

Most of the Obama supporters are just going to flip for Hillary once she's running against a Republican. All of the Hillary-bashing will be forgotten in those sad dark times.

Lesser of two evils shit all over again.

 

[avaya]

:lol

 

[Chichikov]

People need to take a chill pill.
As Iowa didn't make Obama the nominee, do does NH does not make Hilary the one.
Is this the first election you guys are following?

 

[perfectchaos007]

23% reporting


Clinton 25,557 40%
Obama 21,975 34%

 

[SRG01]

Here's another question: Where are most of the urban areas in NH? East or West? If it's East, then Obama's toast.

 

[Pimpwerx]

I don't see a precinct map, but looks like Billary is about to dunk Obama in some shitty little state. This electoral system is bizarre. PEACE.

 

[Tim the Wiz]

Well, you know who to blame Hillary haters. Undecided voters.

If she wins, and it looks like she will at this point barring a "fairy tale" comeback, it's game on. Game freaking On.

 

[ArtG]

Have to say, I like Obama, but the vilification of Hillarity is kinda scary. UUUUNITYYYY fight the republican evvviil

I'm a Obama supporter, but I want somebody...ANYBODY...but Hillary Clinton in the White House. We've had a Clinton or a Bush in the White House for almost three fucking decades. You know what happens after Hillary Clinton wins two terms? Fucking Jeb Bush will run. And then he'll win.

God damn monarchy...
(I also like Obama's politics and his message, so it's not just all of the above...)

 

[Particle Physicist]

the gap is going back down.. :x

 

[TheDrowningMan]

I concur. I'm mostly neutral in the primary, but the rhetoric of some hardcore Obama supporters regarding her is rather disturbing.

I think it comes down to the fact that Clinton is extreme-right on, say, foreign policy. And that, of course, no one likes to see their own party lose the general election in January, which is what a Clinton victory means.

 

[Amir0x]

*sob*

 

[Father_Brain]

She's just as bad as the worst Republicans, only she cries.

If you believe this, you deserve another Republican presidency. Even Joe fucking Lieberman isn't nearly as bad as the worst the GOP has to offer, and Hillary is far better than he is.

 

[ronito]

Ron Paul 9%!!!

edit: oh wait refreshed. Back to 8%

 

[teruterubozu]

Forget the Hillary/Obama race. They'll keep duking it out if Hillary takes NH.

McCain is the real worry. If he ultimately gets nominated, the Republicans have a reasonable shot at another 8 years, regardless of whether Obama or Hillary takes him on.
He's not a total clown like Romney or Huckabee - he's dangerous.

 

[Rindain]

http://www.politico.com/nhprimaries/nhmap-popup.html

Thanks! Probably the best site out there for tracking everything.

 

[Ether_Snake]

 

[OpinionatedCyborg]

Here's another question: Where are most of the urban areas in NH? East or West? If it's East, then Obama's toast.

Manchester in the East and it's Hillary's.

 

[kernel]

I hope Edwards stays out of it after today. He's splitting the change vote.

 

[Stoney Mason]

People need to take a chill pill.
As Iowa didn't made Obama the nominee, do does NH does not make Hilary the one.
Is this the first election you guys are following?

This is GAF. They over-react to everything.

 

[Gruco]

Romney:

"Even if they don't believe in god, believe in something bigger than themselves"

By being insufficiently hateful towards atheists, I think Mitt just lost any chance he had.

Why? Because they're voting for Hilary instead of Barrack?

That was the implication, yes. But really it's because they're voting for Clinton instead of Obama or Edwards or, basically, anyone.

 

[Tamanon]

I'm a Obama supporter, but I want somebody...ANYBODY...but Hillary Clinton in the White House. We've had a Clinton or a Bush in the White House for almost three fucking decades. You know what happens after Hillary Clinton wins two terms? Fucking Jeb Bush will run. And then he'll win.

God damn monarchy...
(I also like Obama's politics and his message, so it's not just all of the above...)

Jeb Bush would probably win this election if he ran. You'd be surprised how different he is from his brother and father.

 

[Piper Az]

Well, this means we're going to see more crying from Hillary for next 10 more months...

 

[ArtG]

Democrats deserve to lose elections. Why do they always think it's smart to pick candidates a large portion of them find unlikeable? Do they think the fact that they don't like them means Republicans might vote for them?

Yeah...
I'm a Republican Obama supporter. There is, however, no chance in HELL that I will vote for Hillary. I'll support whatever the Republican throw up against her...even if it's Huckabee. (Lesser of the two evils..AYAYAYAYAYA)

 

[Zeed]

I can't bear to watch anymore.

I think I'm going to go do something less painful than watch Hillary win. Like stick my dick in a blender.

 

[harSon]

I can't bear to watch anymore.

I think I'm going to do something less painful than watch Hillary win. Like stick my dick in a blender.

Have room for two?

 

[Particle Physicist]

gap is back down to 2534! 3% lead

 

[Ether_Snake]

Most of the Obama supporters are just going to flip for Hillary once she's running against a Republican. All of the Hillary-bashing will be forgotten in those sad dark times.

Lesser of two evils shit all over again.

Not the people who don't usually vote and would have actually bothered to this time.

 

[Nabs]

cnn:

hillary - 39
obama - 36

 

[Chichikov]

If you believe this, you deserve another Republican presidency.

Exactly.
I'm no Hilary fan, and cynical maneuvers like her crying disgust me.
But if you think there's no difference between her and the GOP field you need your head checked.
You're like the Nader fans in 2000 who said Gore and GWB are one and the same.

 

[Father_Brain]

I think it comes down to the fact that Clinton is extreme-right on, say, foreign policy. And that, of course, no one likes to see their own party lose the general election in January, which is what a Clinton victory means.

She is more hawkish than I would like (the main reason why I would prefer Obama), but that hardly makes her "extreme-right" - she's not even close to Giuliani. I also suspect that talk of her unelectability is greatly exaggerated, but there's no way I can prove that.

 

[Stoney Mason]

Forget the Hillary/Obama race. They'll keep duking it out if Hillary takes NH.

McCain is the real worry. If he ultimately gets nominated, the Republicans have a reasonable shot at another 8 years, regardless of whether Obama or Hillary takes him on.
He's not a total clown like Romney or Huckabee - he's dangerous.

The Republicans are so splintered it's amazing. Each little faction is trying to take over and can't. Mccain won't win South Carolina so it's very hard to call on that side. Hell Rudy's Feb 5 strategy is still quite viable.

 

[SRG01]

Manchester in the East and it's Hillary's.

... Yeah, I think NH is a lock for Hillary then, unless Obama somehow gets 2000+ odd votes on top of what Hillary is getting from the rest of the smaller districts.

 

[harSon]

SURGE YOU FUCKER, SURGE!

 

[speculawyer]

Somebody get her pregnant and barefoot, STAT!

Iron my shirt! :lol

 

[Amir0x]

If you believe this, you deserve another Republican presidency.

I do believe it, because it's true. This Hillary bullshit is just a result of people totally fucking ignoring every fundamental political decision she has actually made over the past fucking few years.

Just like I'd never vote for Huckabee, I'll never vote for Hillary - because they both represent the absolute WORST direction the country can move in. If that means I deserve "another Republican" (is being a Republican somehow an insult?), then so be it.

 

[perfectchaos007]

Obama got a big boost there. back to a 2500 vote difference

 

[Piper Az]

Either NH people lied on polls or Obama folks just bailed out tonight!

 

[VALIS]

Most of the Obama supporters are just going to flip for Hillary once she's running against a Republican. All of the Hillary-bashing will be forgotten in those sad dark times.

Lesser of two evils shit all over again.

Yes.

 

[Ketchup Boy]

cnn:

hillary - 39
obama - 36

interesting

 

[DreamMachine]

I am not sure how this works.. Why is it already over if it's only reporting 23 percent??

What about the other 67 percent?