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NH Primary Results
Follow the NH Primary results and track NH polls as they happen. The 2008 Presidential Primaries are finally here! The Iowa Caucus and NH Primary start it all! The race for the White House is on. New Hampshire Results are in... [more]
Follow the NH Primary results and track NH polls as they happen. The 2008 Presidential Primaries are finally here! The Iowa Caucus and NH Primary start it all!
The race for the White House is on.
New Hampshire Results are in.
** Democratic Winner: Hillary Clinton
** GOP Winner: John McCain
Winners have been annouced:
* Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary
* John McCain won the GOP primary
Democrats, Early NH Primary Results:
GOP, Early NH Primary Results:
Source: CNN
* Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary
* John McCain won the GOP primary
Democrats, Early NH Primary Results:
| Candidate | Votes so far | Percentage |
| Clinton | 33,091 | 40% |
| Obama | 29,685 | 36% |
| Edwards | 13,859 | 17% |
| Richardson | 3,868 | 5% |
| Kucinich | 1,246 | 1% |
| Biden | 150 | 0% |
| Gravel | 114 | 0% |
| Dodd | 69 | 0% |
GOP, Early NH Primary Results:
| Candidate | Votes so far | Percentage |
| McCain | 21,398 | 37% |
| Romney | 16,727 | 29% |
| Huckabee | 6,861 | 12% |
| Giuliani | 5,176 | 9% |
| Paul | 4,727 | 8% |
| Thompson | 741 | 1% |
| Hunter | 345 | 1% |
Source: CNN
67%
33%
If Al Gore were in the race, who would've won NH primary results?
15 votes so far
Leader:
Barack Obama
Barack Obama
56%
25%
Which of the Democrats got the biggest boost in momentum from the NH Primary?
122 votes so far
Leader:
Barack Obama
Barack Obama
33%
33%
Hello, fellow Zimbiotics. Let's use our ESP and predict: On May 6, 2008 will Senator Barack Obama win the Indiana and North Carolina Primaries?
3 votesclosed
Winner:
Yes, Senator Obama will win in both of those primaries.
Yes, Senator Obama will win in both of those primaries.
88%
12%
Will NH primary results influence your own decision about who to vote for?
57 votes so far
Leader:
No, I'll decide for myself who the best candidate is
No, I'll decide for myself who the best candidate is
54%
32%
Is it fair that voters in the NH Primary get to vote BEFORE other state primaries?
114 votes so far
Leader:
Yes, Iowa and NH allow the "everyday person" enter the race without having to raise millions of dollars to run a "national" campaign
Yes, Iowa and NH allow the "everyday person" enter the race without having to raise millions of dollars to run a "national" campaign
Events at dozens of polling locations throughout the state show broad support for reform.
Concord, NH – New Hampshire residents went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in municipal elections. Across the state, many voters also had an opportunity to make their voices heard on health care reform as the US House of Representatives ahead of a vote in Congress this week by casting an unofficial ballot stating their support for real health insurance...
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The "Spending Summit" & Tuesday is Election Day!
On Tuesday, October 27 the Republican Leadership in the New Hampshire House and Senate sponsored a SUMMIT ON SPENDING in Concord.
There were three excellent presentations from Steve Norton of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, Charlie Arlinghaus of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy and John Stephen, former Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Health and...
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Please find attached the latest NowHampshire/CrossTarget NH survey. The flash poll was taken on Tuesday October 27th of 620 likely general election voters. The survey has a margin of error of 3.93%.
Our results show that NH residents are in favor of expanding the state’s death penalty to include pre-meditated murder as well as attempted murder of children. In addition, nearly 70% of likely general election voters do not believe the federal...
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Participants in the New Hampshire Primary Election will be as follows (in alphabetical order by last name):
Democrats: Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Chris Dodd, John Edwards, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama, Bill Richardson
Republicans: Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson
