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New Hampshire Election Results
Follow the NH primary election results and track NH polls as they happen. The 2008 Presidential elections are finally here! The Iowa Caucus and NH Primary start it all! The race for the White House is on. Results are in for the New... [more]
Follow the NH primary election results and track NH polls as they happen. The 2008 Presidential elections are finally here! The Iowa Caucus and NH Primary start it all!
The race for the White House is on.
Results are in for the New Hampshire election:
- Hillary Clinton won the Democratic Primary
- John McCain won the GOP Primary
Winners have been announced for the New Hampshire primaries:
John McCain won the GOP side
Hillary Clinton win the Democratic side
Democrats, Early NH Primary Results:
GOP, Early NH Primary Results:
Source: CNN
John McCain won the GOP side
Hillary Clinton win the Democratic side
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
71%
29%
Should Giuliani drop out of the race, given his poor so far?
52 votes so far
Leader:
Yes, he's unviable
Yes, he's unviable
60%
28%
Which of the Democrats got the biggest boost in momentum from NH election results?
40 votes so far
Leader:
Barack Obama
Barack Obama
88%
13%
Do you think that New Hampshire election results are indicative as to how the rest of the country will vote?
16 votes so far
Leader:
No, NH has unique politics and other states will vote very differently
No, NH has unique politics and other states will vote very differently
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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
