LIVE THREAD - New Hampshire Primary

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[NYC Republican]

Game's ON... My prediction... Obama in a blowout, McCain by 5.

[Blogger]

bummer

[Romneyfor President2008]

Tonight is more proof that Romney is the best all around candidate who can deliver well in every state. The GOP will consider the candidate with the most delegates, who can do well in every state, not just a candidate who can win in one region. Romney will be the GOP nominee!

[CurlyBill]

“Oprah’s audience is mostly female, mostly uninterested in politics, and is basically supporting Obama because Oprah says they should.”

They are also mostly unintelligent.

[TexKat]

MSNBC crawler Dem Primary New Hampshire 8% in at 6:45 p.m.

Hillary - 38%
Obama - 36%
Edwards - 17%

McCain - 38%
Romney - 28%
Huckabee - 12%
Guiliani - 1%

[Williams]

Hilary is winning? Is this valid or just initial numbers?

[Bailee]

He might get the nomination, I personally dont think so. However I know several people that want vote for him including myself no matter whom wins the election.

[MNJohnnie]

Thanks. Did you create that Delegate count or is it pulled from the web? It a good idea and incredibly useful for separating the facts from the various campaign spin. Is there one for Democrats?

[Timeout]

Streaming returns here, too:

POLITICO.COM
http://www.politico.com/

[nutmeg]

Clinton ahead of Obama so far (39%-36%, 8% reporting, as of 7:46pm ET)! That's actually shocking...

McAmnesty significantly ahead of Romney. What the heck is wrong with these dolts in New Hampshire? In a contest between McAmnesty and Romney, Romney wins hands down, IMO.

Anyone know where these precincts are that are reporting results... ie, are these rural areas or cities?

[JohnBovenmyer]

Before results started to come in Fox visited with Mitt and with McCain. Former was smiling, latter was scowling and winking. Body language prediction favorts Mitt. Mitt also talked about some exit polling he’d done. I doubt McCain funded any such, he’d just glam on to his friends in the press bus. Early results show Hillary and McCain both ahead. The former is almost certain to crash. I hope the early returns are similarly reversed on GOP side.

[GOP_Lady]

I saw. It’s only 8% in. Thanks.

[Petronski]

Tonight is proof Slick Willard is popular in a liberal state that happens to be next door to his. But will he be popular enough?

[Blogger]

92% left uncounted

[SevenofNine]

Drudge said Barek and Clinton are tied in unoffical exit polls while John McCain leading in election

[CurlyBill]

There is a long way to go. This could just be an anomaly based on where the early returns are.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

I’m for Hillary and McCain. Of course both candidates are dreadful, but that’s who I want to win NH.

[bluebeak]

Hillary beating Obama? McCain may have taken alot of the independent votes away from Obama?

... if true, get ready ... media will be calling Hillary the comeback kid

[Timeout]

Most early results are from the far north.

At Politico.com they’re streaming the results. If you click on “Detailed results” you can see which precincts have reported.

http://www.politico.com/

[digger48]

Refers to Carville and Begalia?

not yet

" We hear that more change is on the way.... stay tuned."

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

New Hampshire loves McCain. That shouldn’t alarm anyone. What shocks me is that Arizona keeps voting for McCain.