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New Hampshire Primary - Sham Chain of Custody
2008-01-26 13:01:00 They decided NOT to put the ballots in the vault and the “Seal” does NOT seal the box. Smoke and mirrors in New Hampshire recount.
New Hampshire Primary - Sham Chain of Custody
2008-01-26 03:08:00 Does Voting really matter?Liberty Central- Conservatism's Blog of Choice
Ron Paul Supporters pay for re-count of New Hampshire primary votes
2008-01-25 22:08:00 After all the mess of the New Hampshire primary and claims of vote fraud, it looks like Ron Paul supporters have taken the matter into their own hands by helping to bankroll the re-count of votes in the N.H Republican presidential primary. The re-count was requested by GOP candidate Albert Howard and it began on Wednesday, ...
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Briefly Patriotic - New Hampshire Primary 2008
2008-01-15 18:00:00 Things have been a little touch and go lately so I ain’t had time to put this together until recently. Again, I want to stress to any FBI agents that might be reading this that this video in no way demonstrates that I was actually in New Hampshire or the United States of America. [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v-/LQBTXi5g4Gk" ...
KUCINICH CALLS FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY RECOUNT | NEW HAMPSHIRE TO CONDUCT
2008-01-12 05:48:00 UPDATE : NEW HAMPSHIRE TO CONDUCT RECOUNT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY. Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich formally requested a hand recount of the votes in the New Hampshire Primary. There have been questions raised about the election results in the blogosphere. Kucinich sent a letter to the New Hampshire Secretary of...
By: Binside TV
John McCain Wins New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-11 00:00:00 Also, Jon Seaton, State Director for John McCain?s Iowa campaign, spoke recently with Jacob Gold on Gold Meddles on December 12, 2007. And on September 19, 2007, Andrea Shea King interviewed Robert Timburg, author of ?JOHN McCAIN - An ...
By: Jacob Gold
Richardson to Drop Presidential Bid
2008-01-10 09:22:00 After two poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson has decided to withdrawal from the presidential race. According to Reuters News, reports have said that Richardson will announce his decision to leave the race on Thursday. CNN quoted a Richardson aid saying his decision was based on New Hampshire and Iowa. "Not enough votes, not enough money."The race is now officially between Obama, Clinton and Edwards.
New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-09 21:52:00 As Election Day approaches, one of the most publicized presidential races of the past several decades has captivated the minds of people around the world and set records for participation in the US democratic primary system. As the first woman to run as a mainstream candidate for president, New York Senator Hillary Clinton has quite a race in front of her by anyone's standards. Even though equal rights for women have existed in the United States for almost a century, it has been a long time coming for a presidential race between Clinton and her fiercest competitor, Illinois Senator Barack Obama. Although she had led polls initially for several weeks, as the Iowa caucus started to get underway, Obama had the lead. After her third-place finish in Iowa, things were looking a little desperate for Mrs. Clinton, whose campaigning in recent weeks has been relentless. As Obama picked up the pace to match, it seemed inevitable. With the opposition taking double-digit leads in most polls in ...
The Aftermath Of The New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-09 20:52:00 The Hillary-Bot 2000 won the New Hampshire primary last night after someone flipped a switch on her back a couple days before, causing water to drip slightly from her eye and her voice to soften during an appearance. Voters were so taken by Hillary-Bot’s tears that they shed some of their own before giving ...
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Defying Predictions, Clinton Beats Obama in New Hampshire
2008-01-09 18:52:00 Defying Predictions, Clinton Beats Obama in New Hampshire In defiance of polls and the political pundits, Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Barack Obama to win the New Hampshire primary last night. The former First Lady won 39 percent of the vote. Obama placed second with 37 percent. In the Republican... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: US Cancan
New Hampshire Primary Votes Miscounted According To Citizens for Legitimate
2008-01-09 17:46:00 New News. New email I received asserts that the NH Primary Votes were miscounted! This news is all over the Internet. See below and see my video .. News Updates from Citizens for Legitimate Government09 Jan 2008 http://www.legitgov.org/ http://www.legitgov.org/index.h-tml#breaking_news Where Paper Prevailed, Different Results By Lori Price 09 Jan 20082008 New Hampshire Democratic Primary Results --Total Democratic Votes: 286,139 - Machine vs Hand (RonRox.com) 09 Jan 2008 Hillary Clinton, Diebold Accuvote optical scan: 39.618% Clinton, Hand Counted Paper Ballots: 34.908% Barack Obama, Diebold Accuvote optical scan: 36.309%Obama, Hand Counted Paper Ballots: 38.617%Machine vs Hand: Clinton: 4.709% (13,475 votes) Obama: -2.308% (-6,604 votes)2008 New Hampshire Republican Primary Results --Total Republican Votes: 236,378 Machine vs Hand (RonRox.com) 09 Jan 2008Mitt Romney, Diebold Accuvote optical scan: 33.075% Romney, Hand Counted Paper Ballots: 25.483% Ron Paul, Diebold Accu...
Video: Mike Huckabee's New Hampshire Primary Speech 1/8/08
2008-01-09 12:10:00 1/9/08 6:30am President - GOP Primary289 of 301 Precincts Reporting - 96% NamePartyVotesVote %McCain, JohnGOP86,80237% Romney, MittGOP73,80632% Huckabee, MikeGOP26,03511% Giuliani,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
New Hampshire Primary Results
2008-01-09 06:40:00 The results are coming in for the 2008 New Hampshire primaries. It looks like John McCain and Hillary Clinton are the big winners tonight. Apparently Hillary’s carefully prepared emotional display struck a chord with voters. A McCain victory was predicted, so there’s no big surprise there. Interestingly Ron Paul was within 3 percentage points of three of the “mainstream” candidates despite having been excluded from Fox New Channel’s most recent debate. Thompson scored only 1% of the vote, but he didn’t really campaign in New Hampshire. I’m sure he will do better in South Carolina. Republicans Democrats McCain 37% Clinton 39% Romney 32% Obama 37% Huckabee 11% Edwards 17% Giuliani 9% Richardson 5% Paul 8% Kucinich 1% Thompson 1% Biden 0% Hunter 0% Gravel 0% Dodd 0% Tags: new-hampshire, primary, hillary-clinton, john-mccainShareThis
New Hampshire Primary Update for 11:30 P.M.
2008-01-09 05:40:00 OK, at this point, returns are slowing down, so I may only post every hour, or even less. Democrats with 85% reporting: Clinton 94,924 39% Obama 88,818 37% Edwards 40,955 17% Richardson 11,118 5% Kucinich 3,357 1% Biden 542 0% Gravel 342 0% Dodd 162 0% Republicans with 83%: McCain 74,768 37% Romney 63,767 32% Huckabee 22,214 11% Giuliani 17,436 9% Paul 15,570 8% Thompson 2,443 1% Hunter 1,007 0% As of now, Clinton ...
New Hampshire Primary Results
2008-01-09 05:29:00 Turnout has reportedly been heavy, while exit polling has offered mixed signals. The results should be rolling in soon and we'll update this post as we go along.Current Results: Democrats (95% Reporting)Hillary Clinton 39Barack Obama 37John Edwards 17Bill Richardson 5Dennis Kucinich 1Current Results: Republicans (95% Reporting)John McCain 37Mitt Romney 32Mike Huckabee 11Rudy Giuliani 9Ron Paul 8Fred Thompson 1New Hampshire offers 30 delegates to the Democrats and 12 for Republicans.Notes? [7:00PM CST] CNN has called that Edwards will finish 3rd based on exit polling.? [7:06PM CST] Yes, it's early, but it's interesting to see Clinton keeping pace/leading Obama at this point.? [7:13PM CST] CNN projects McCain the Republican winner. To do so this early means that he must have won at least somewhat comfortably. A sizable margin would be a big blow for Romney, who sounded very optimistic today.? [7:16PM CST] I just finished looking at the early exit poll data and it shows a much t...
By: Political Realm
New Hampshire Primary Update for 11:00 P.M.
2008-01-09 05:10:00 As of 11:00 P.M. both parties have at least 3/4 of the precincts reporting. The Democrats with 78% reporting: Clinton 84,776 39% Obama 78,242 36% Edwards 36,446 17% Richardson 9,926 5% Kucinich 2,931 2% Biden 495 0% Gravel 303 0% Dodd 147 0% And the Republicans with 76% reporting: McCain 65,420 37% Romney 56,328 32% Huckabee 19,769 11% Giuliani 15,155 9% Paul 13,705 8% Thompson 2,136 1% Hunter 887 0% At this point, ...
McCain Delivers in New Hampshire
2008-01-09 04:57:00 John McCain has came back in a campaign where he had no money left and very little support, to win New Hampshire. On Tuesday night John McCain defeated Mitt Romney who came in second in the New Hampshire primary. McCain won New Hampshire in 2000 over George W. Bush and that may have helped him win on Tuesday. McCain does well among Independents and more than 45 percent of voters in New Hampshire are registered ?undeclared?. Independents were key to McCain?s victory on Tuesday and the Republican race will continue to go on. Ron Paul had 8 percent of the vote almost matching Rudy Giuliani?s 9 percent. Mike Huckabee finished with 12 percent. Mitt Romney finished second with 32 percent. McCain won by 5 percent as of 10:45 PM (EST) with 37 percent. In a hilariously embarrassing defeat, Fred Thompson lost to the total number of write-in candidates. McCain 37% Romney 32% Huckabee 11% Giuliani 9% Paul 8% Total Write-ins 2% Thompson 1% Hunter 1%
New Hampshire Primary Update for 10:30 P.M.
2008-01-09 04:40:00 Here’s the update for 10:30 P.M. Democrats with 66% reporting: Clinton 69,958 39% Obama 64,269 36% Edwards 29,918 17% Richardson 8,366 5% Kucinich 2,522 2% Biden 401 0% Gravel 247 0% Dodd 121 0% Republicans with 63% reporting: McCain 53,207 37% Romney 45,434 31% Huckabee 16,466 11% Giuliani 12,412 9% Paul 11,305 8% Thompson 1,724 1% Hunter 731 1% I’ll probably go to hourly updates after the 11:00 update - it depends how ...
New Hampshire Primary Results
2008-01-09 04:38:00 With 63% of precincts reporting: REPUBLICANS (Declared) John McCain: 37% –> Winner! Mitt Romney: 31% DEMOCRATS (Declared) Hillary Clinton: 39% –> Winner! Barack Obama: 36% -Hot Joints Staff addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thehotjoints.-com%2F2008%2F01%2F08%2Fnew-hamp-shire-primary-results%2F'; addthis_title = 'New+Hampshire+Primary+Results'-; addthis_pub = ''; Related PostsCLINTON PULLS UPSET, WINS NEW HAMPSHIREObama And McCain Get Early Win In First ...
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New Hampshire Primary Update for 10:00 P.M.
2008-01-09 04:09:00 As of 10:00 P.M., both have crossed the 50% line for precincts reporting: Democrats with 59% reporting: Clinton 60,839 39% Obama 57,013 37% Edwards 25,845 17% Richardson 7,409 5% Kucinich 2,240 1% Dodd 388 0% Biden 343 0% Gravel 209 0% Republicans with 57% reporting: McCain 46,600 37% Romney 39,501 31% Huckabee 14,242 11% Giuliani 10,926 9% Paul 9,917 8% Thompson 1,487 1% Hunter 645 1% I’ll point out that at one point ...
New Hampshire Primary Update for 9:30 P.M.
2008-01-09 03:39:00 Here’s the results as of 9:30 P.M.: Democrats with 44% reporting: Clinton 45,659 39% Obama 42,657 37% Edwards 19,602 17% Richardson 5,369 5% Kucinich 1,704 1% Biden 239 0% Gravel 154 0% Dodd 95 0% And the Republicans with 43% reporting: McCain 33,095 37% Romney 27,091 30% Huckabee 10,423 12% Giuliani 7,782 9% Paul 7,086 8% Thompson 1,084 1% Hunter 480 1% Done Reporting, Ranting Republican :: :: :: :: ...
New Hampshire Primary Results (LIVE)
2008-01-09 03:31:00 DEMOCRATIC PrimaryPrecincts reporting: 40.86%Hillary Clinton: 39.08%Barack Obama: 36.39%John Edwards: 16.68%Bill Richardson: 4.67%Dennis Kucinich: 1.5%Mike Gravel: 0.13%REPUBLICAN PrimaryPrecincts reporting: 38.2%John McCain: 37.37%Mitt Romney: 28.7%Mike Huckabee: 11.9%Rudy Giuliani: 8.77%Ron Paul: 8.09%Fred Thompson: 1.25%Duncan Hunter: 0.57%Source
019. On the New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-09 03:30:00 If you didn’t believe this is still anybody-and-everybody’s race, believe it now. From third place to first, John McCain has edged out Mitt Romney in New Hampshire, after Romney won in Wyoming. And of course on the Democratic side, Obama and Clinton are apparently caught in a dead heat, with formerly second-place Edwards now coming in third. I’m starting to feel a bit like a horse-race announcer just talking about it. I don’t think ANYONE has decided who they’re going to vote for yet this year, except the people who have chosen third-tier candidates like Ron Paul, Fred Thompson or Chris Dodd, none of whom have a snowball’s chance in Hell of getting the nominations. Me, personally? Well… here’s what I think. First of all: the message of both Obama and Edwards is clear: CHANGE. And I think it’s going to be a platform of change that wins in November. All three of the Democratic frontrunners know that you and I are sick and tire...
By: One Girl's Blog
New Hampshire Primary Recap
2008-01-09 03:19:00 Tonight In New Hampshire John McCain wins the New Hampshire primary, congratulations to the McCain campaign! Mitt Romney was kicked back into second place, Romney can now officially claim the title... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
New Hampshire Primary Update for 9:00 P.M.
2008-01-09 03:09:00 Here’s the updates as of 9:00 P.M. Democrats with 29% reporting: Clinton 27,690 40% Obama 24,903 36% Edwards 11,634 17% Richardson 3,298 5% Kucinich 1,106 1% Biden 120 0% Gravel 88 0% Dodd 60 0% It should be noted that there has been as close of a margin of 3% in the past 30 minutes. And the Republicans, with 28% reporting: McCain 17,585 38% Romney 13,340 28% Huckabee 5,666 ...
CNN: McCain wins New Hampshire primary
2008-01-09 02:59:00 The first people to cast ballots in New Hampshire favored Republican Sen. John McCain and Democratic Sen. Barack Obama. Related postsCNN: McCain wins New Hampshire primaryThe first people to cast ballots in New Hampshire favoredRomney comes out swingingMcCain, Huckabee and Thompson scuffle with the former Massachusetts governor.Front-runners snipe in N.H. debate before primaryFront-running presidential candidates in both parties sniped at each otherCopyright © 2007The OC Coastal Group Garry Loss http://www.theoccoastalgroup.co-m 888-OCC-Views digitalfingerprint: 002e6206e996033319e8fce2ce21085-0 (216.12.217.98) )
Hillary Clinton, John McCain Currently Winning in New Hampshire Primary !
2008-01-09 02:55:00 Britney Spears and the Four Seasons? Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens? In Hollywood, certain things are predictable, but that’s not the case in New Hampshire tonight! The New Hampshire Caucus is now showing signs of a major defeat. Hillary Clinton, not Barack Obama, is according to Los Angeles new stations, expected to win, already several thousand votes far ahead of Obama in exit polls, despite rumors she would finish third. Arizona Sen. John McCain similarly has been projected his party’s winner by The Associated Press. Stay tuned to lalate news for up to date information during the evening.
By: Rehab818
Hillary Clinton, John McCain Currently Winning in New Hampshire Primary !
2008-01-09 02:55:00 Britney Spears and the Four Seasons? Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens? In Hollywood, certain things are predictable, but that’s not the case in New Hampshire tonight! The New Hampshire Caucus is now showing signs of a major defeat. Hillary Clinton, not Barack Obama, is according to Los Angeles new stations, expected to win, already several thousand ...
New Hampshire Primary Results Update for 8:30 P.M.
2008-01-09 02:40:00 Here are the results from 8:30 P.M.: Democrats with 15% of the precincts: Clinton 17,713 40% Obama 15,715 36% Edwards 7,418 17% Richardson 1,889 4% Kucinich 787 2% Biden 79 0% Gravel 61 0% Dodd 27 0% Republicans with 15% reporting: McCain 10,281 37% Romney 7,886 28% Huckabee 3,356 12% Giuliani 2,559 9% Paul 2,307 8% Thompson 419 2% Hunter 162 1% Done Reporting, Ranting Republican :: :: :: :: ...
New Hampshire Primary Update for 8:00 P.M.
2008-01-09 02:01:00 Here we go - polls just closed, and here’s whats being reported for 10% of precincts (rural areas): Democrats: Clinton 38% 11,734 Obama 36% 11,097 Edwards 17% 5,196 Richardson 4% 1,316 Kucinich 2% 595 Gravel 3% 49 Republicans McCain 37% 6,860 Romney 28% 5,182 Huckabee 12% 2,247 Giuliani 9% 1,646 Paul 8% 1,542 Thompson 2% 268 Done Reporting, Ranting Republican :: :: :: :: :: :: ...
New Hampshire Primary Updates
2008-01-09 01:01:00 OK - power at Central Michigan IS back on, so I will have live updates of the New Hampshire Caucus as the results come in
Barack Obama on Good Morning America New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-08 23:43:00 Diane Sawyer interviews Senator Barack Obama in New Hampshire. Aired January 7, 2008. Barack Obama leads in the New Hampshire Polls. Barack Obama and John McCain are favorites in the New Hampshire Primary. (MORE)
By: Binside TV
TONIGHT: GayPatriot?s America ? New Hampshire Primary Show
2008-01-08 23:15:00 GayPatriot Election Night live radio coverage continues TONIGHT… with the New Hampshire Primary results and analysis. Please join us this evening from 9:00PM to 11:00PM EASTERN time as we learn who won the New Hampshire primary and debate the results. Please also CALL IN to the program! We’d love to have you ...
By: GayPatriot
The Significance of the New Hampshire Primary
2008-01-08 19:55:00 The conventional wisdom is that Iowa sends a message but New Hampshire chooses the nominees. While candidates have survived a loss in New Hampshire, nobody has survived a loss in both New Hampshire and Iowa since we’ve had the current pattern. This appears like it will hold for the Democrats, but the Republican race remains ...
By: Liberal Values
New Hampshire Primary predictions
2008-01-08 18:39:00 Well, my predictions for the Iowa caucus were a bit off for Democrats, but pretty darn close for Republicans. Go figure. So with that, let’s see if I can’t do a little better for today’s New Hampshire primaries. Here’s what I’m thinking: REPUBLICANS John McCain - 35% Mitt Romney - 29% Mike Huckabee - 12% Rudy Giuliani - 8% Ron Paul - 7% Fred Thompson - 5% Duncan Hunter - 1% DEMOCRATS Barack Obama - 41% Hillary Clinton - 28% John Edwards - 19% Bill Richardson - 6% Dennis Kucinich - 1% Share This Share This
The Primary Today - Winning New Hampshire primary [Digg]
2008-01-08 18:30:00 The Primary Today - Winning New Hampshire primary . before the voting starts in New Hampshire's presidential primary .
By: US Cancan
First Vote Count In New Hampshire Primary: Barack Obama - 7, Hillary Clinto
2008-01-08 17:15:00 No, that is NOT a first quarter football score where the team who won the toss scores a touchdown on the first possession; it’s more like a 49-0 ROUT in progress in the first half. Yes, I realize we are only talking about one little town in New Hampshire with 99.99% of the votes ...
New Hampshire Primary Starts with Barack Obama & John McCain leading
2008-01-08 12:17:00 The day has only just started with the New Hampshire Primary so it?s really early to tell anything, but so far Barack Obama and John McCain are leading. State law let towns with under 100 people vote at midnight, but it’s still anyone’s game with the presidential hopefuls out yesterday trying to sway independent voters. With democratic ...
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New Hampshire Primary Tomorrow
2008-01-08 00:00:00 If you're a political nerd junkie, then join the New Democrats of WNY for a New Hampshire primary watch party from 7pm - 10pm at the American - Serbian Club at 1200 Tonawanda Street in Buffalo. My prediction for New Hampshire tomorrow: DEMOCRATS Obama 40% Clinton 32% Edwards 25% Richardson 3% REPUBLICANS McCain 39% Romney 25% Huckabee ...
By: BuffaloPundit
New Hampshire Primary Predictions
2008-01-07 22:23:00 My New Hampshire predictions:DemocratsBarack ObamaHillary ClintonJohn EdwardsThis state will be another success for Obama in a string of successes. After winning in an overwhelming majority white state (Iowa), he will take the lead here. From there, he will lose the Nevada caucus but go on to win the South Carolina primary, with the state?s large African-American population. That could potentially springboard him to Tsunami Tuesday. That is Clinton?s biggest worry.Also expect Richardson to stay in the race; he?s waiting for Hispanic Nevada.RepublicansJohn McCainMitt RomneyRudy GiulianiMike HuckabeeRon PaulThe maverick is back and Romney is down. Romney lost a decent amount of his aura in Iowa, and the few Evangelical Christians in the state will be supporting Huckabee, who in turn will not receive much of the NH vote.This is Ron Paul?s chance to shine. His nonconformist, libertarian stance in a nonconformist, libertarian state will allow him to stand out of the crowd. Could he beat ...
GayPatriot?s America ? New Hampshire Primary Show
2008-01-07 21:59:00 GayPatriot Election Night live radio coverage will continue… Tomorrow night with the New Hampshire Primary results and analysis. Please join us tomorrow night from 9:00PM to 11:00PM EASTERN time as we learn who won the Iowa caucuses and debate the results. Please also CALL IN to the program! We’d love to have you ...
By: GayPatriot
BLOG ON HIATUS: NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY
2008-01-04 12:55:00 EDITOR’S NOTES: We’re in New Hampshire until Wednesday. Carry on.–Roger Thornhill
Who Would You Vote for In The New Hampshire Primary?
2008-01-03 14:13:00 If you were eligible to vote in the New Hampshire primary who would your candidate be? Republican Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll. Democrat Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll. Feel Free to comment on your vote. Why is your candidate the best or the opposition the poorest choice? (Dodd and Biden have withdrawn from the NH Primary and have been eliminated from the poll) t/b: Michelle Malkin, Hot Air, Sister Toldjah, Captain’s Quarters Bookmark to: Hide Sites
By: Stuck On Stupid
New Hampshire Primary Poll Roundup
2007-12-06 03:35:00 Some new numbers for the New Hampshire Primary from Marist and ABC/Washington Post for Democrats and Republicans.DemocratsABC/Washin-gton PostHillary Clinton: 35%Barack Obama: 29%John Edwards: 17%Bill Richardson: 10%Dennis Kucinich: 3%Joe Biden: 2%Chris Dodd: 1%In this poll, 54% of voters see Clinton as the most electable, 48% see Clinton as the most experienced, 47% see Clinton as the strongest leader, while 47% view Obama as most inspiring and 29% view Obama as the most trustworthy. 21% think the same of Clinton and 17% think the same of Edwards. On the issues, Clinton leads across the board, holding double digit leads on Health Care, the economy, terrorism, the federal deficit, and social security, while she also has single digit leads on Iraq and Immigration. About half of the voters view Healthcare as the top issue, followed closely by Iraq.MaristHillary Clinton: 37%Barack Obama: 23%John Edwards: 18%Bill Richardson: 8%Dennis Kucinich: 3%Joe Biden: 1%Clinton has the strongest int...
Court OK's Michigan Primary
2007-11-22 00:00:00 Michigan's Primary will be January 15thThat means New Hampshire's will be sometime between January 3rd and 15thUPDATE: New Hampshire's primary is January 8th
By: Nicks Notes
New Hampshire Primary: Clinton 40% Obama 17% Edwards 14%
2007-09-18 19:56:00 Senator Hillary Clinton continues to hold a huge lead in the New Hampshire Presidential Primary. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows Clinton earning 40% of the vote and opening up a 23-point advantage over Senator Barack Obama. Obama attracts support from 17% of Likely Primary Voters in the state while former Senator John Edwards is at 14% in this poll. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson moved into double digits for the first time at 11%. He had been at 9% in the previous Rasmussen Reports poll. Thirty-nine percent (39%) of New Hampshire Primary voters say Clinton is the candidate of change. Twenty-five percent (25%) say that label applies to Obama and 16% see Edwards as the candidate of change. There is a significant gender gap on this point. By a 43% to 23% margin, women see Clinton rather than Obama as the candidate. Men are evenly divided between those candidates
Poll: New Hampshire Primary: Romney 25% Giuliani 22%
2007-09-18 19:48:00 Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has pulled to within three points of former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney in the New Hampshire Presidential Primary. A month ago, Romney had a twelve-point edge. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows that Romney is the top choice for 25% of Likely Primary Voters while Giuliani is preferred by 22%. Nineteen percent (19%) prefer the newest entrant in the race, former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson while 12% favor Arizona Senator John McCain. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee is at 4% in the poll while four other candidates split 5% of the national vote. Thirteen percent (13%) of voters are not sure how they will vote. Thirty-nine percent (39%) of New Hampshire?s Republican Primary voters say that Thompson should not have skipped a debate in New Hampshire to announce his candidacy on the Tonight Show. Twenty-five percent (25%) say it was a good decision while 35% are not sure.
No Election In 2007
2007-08-11 01:41:00 "We're still going to have Christmas" was what Governor Chet Culver (D-Iowa) said, rejecting calls to hold the state's first in the nation caucus in December as other states, including Florida and South Carolina begin to move their primaries and caucuses up.South Carolina moved their GOP primary to January 19th. The Iowa Caucuses are scheduled for January 14th. Culver hinted there may be a deal with the first primary state of New Hampshire in the works to keep both in January.Iowa's caucuses are held eight days before New Hampshire's primary, which, under the current calendar, would happen after South Carolina.Either way, in six months, we're going to know who the candidates for President are.
By: Nicks Notes
Clinton, Obama Gets Big Endorsements
2007-07-26 01:19:00 Hillary Clinton got a big endorsement today...from the Senior Senator of the nation's biggest state.Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-California) officially endorsed Clinton, becoming the seventh US Senator and 56th member of Congress to endorse Clinton.Senator Obama also got a major endorsement out of the most important primary state. Freshman Congressman Paul Hodes (D-New Hampshire) endorsed Obama. Hodes' endorsement will no doubt help Obama in the all important primary state where he has been trailing Clinton by large margins.Obama has got the endorsement of Rep. Steve Rothman (D-New Jersey). Rothman decided to endorse Obama despite the movement of New Jersey Democrats toward Senator Clinton. So far prominent New Jersey Democrats like Governor Jon Corzine, Senator Bob Menendez and Representatives Frank Pallone, Rob Andrews and Albio Sires have all thrown their support behind the Senator from the state next door.
By: Nicks Notes
Presidential Race: All Over The Place
2007-06-19 20:35:00 The common consensus seems to point to a Clinton vs. Giuliani race as they are the frontrunners, right?wrong?When you look at the race state by state...It's all over the map...literally.On the Democratic side, John Edwards has consistently held a small lead in the first caucus state of Iowa, Hillary Clinton is comfortably ahead in New Hampshire, Barack Obama has opened out in front in South Carolina and Bill Richardson is looking to pull off an upset in Nevada.On the GOP side, John McCain appears to be doing well in Iowa...and only Iowa, Mitt Romney has staged a surge in New Hampshire, Fred Thompson, assuming he's running, is out in front in South Carolina, while Giuliani still holds a lead in Florida.Although Iowa, New Hampshire, and the rest are early, they don't mean everything in this race. In 1992, Tom Harkin won Iowa and Paul Tsongas won New Hampshire and Bill Clinton ended up winning. Steve Forbes came in second in Iowa in the GOP race in 2000.However, with the primary sea...
By: Nicks Notes
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