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Jewel Repetition posted:Why isn't there any exit poll data available yet? Jeez dude we're in NH not Denmark. I'm still at work for like 3 more hours. I was seriously considering voting for one of the Repubs last night but I couldn't decide would be the most impactful.
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Phlegmish posted:This is why I think Kasich will do well, this inexplicable surge in interest right before the actual voting. That and he actually fits the voter pattern for New Hampshire Republicans.
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Sucrose posted:What kind of undemocratic poo poo is that? Do the Republicans do that? Primaries are internal decisions of private, non-governmental entities and can conduct business however they want.
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Petey posted:[ftfy] NH has same day voter registration and the whole upper valley is generally more liberal than most of the rest of the state. I'm pretty sure all our state reps are Dems. I'm sure the Dartmouth vote was not insignificant and anyone interested enough to vote is likely going to take advantage of the FITN opportunity.
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Like Trump needs a reason to lay into someone.
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gohmak posted:What is the current Democratic delegate account minus superdelegates? http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/us/elections/primary-calendar-and-results.html Clinton 32 Sanders 34
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Phlegmish posted:
Those are mah peeps.
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Mitt Romney posted:Clinton tied Sanders among registered Democratic voters. Most of the cool kids (myself included) stay "unaffiliated" to rebel against the party label and then also have the option of voting wherever the fun is. A large portion of those "independents" are consistent Dems or Repub voters when it counts.
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