New Hampshire Election Results

We all watched the Iowa Caucus results and campaign speeches. Huckabee trounced Mitt Romney, Ron Paul did a lot better than many people expected, and Obama and Edwards surprised Hillary Clinton, who came in third place. Now that actual elections are here, it becomes even more fun to watch the footrace! What should we expect from the NH primary results? The GOP Primary: Polls suggest that Huckabee won't hold his lead in NH. Mitt Romney is a local from nearby Massachusettes and John McCain has been scoring well in the polls due to his campaign presence and beefed up advertising campaigns. One big question ... Read Full Story

Arizona Sen. John McCain won the New Hampshire Republican primary today.  Call him the Comeback Kid!  He is back in the race and now has a shot to build on this momentum in the up-coming elections. "We showed the people of this country what a real comeback looks like," McCain told The Associated Press in an interview as he savored his triumph. "We're going to move on to Michigan and South Carolina and win the nomination." Read Full Story

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John McCain has won the GOP side of the NH Primary Elections. The results are still too close to call on the Democratic side, but Hillary Clinton currently holds a lead. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY January 08, 2008 Race Candidate Votes Vote % Del* Precincts New Hampshire   Clinton 65,129 39% 2 63% reporting   Obama 60,766 36% 2   Edwards 27,813 17% 0   Richardson 7,952 5% 0   Kucinich 2,423 2% 0   Dodd 392 0% 0   Biden 366 0% 0   Gravel 231 0% 0 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY January 08, 2008 Race   Candidate Votes Vote % Del* Precincts New Hampshire   McCain ... Read Full Story

This election cycle, there was significant debate about which states should hold their primary elections first.  New Hampshire and Iowa have traditionally been the earliest testing grounds for presidential hopefuls, but other states expressed a desire to slot their elections earlier and earlier in the year. At the end of the day, the Iowa Caucuses were held first..  New Hampshire will still hold the earliest "primary" election on January 8, five days after the Iowa caucuses. Michigan will hold the next primary on January 15, seven days after New Hampshire's, with South Carolina and Nevada following shortly afterward. Read Full Story