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Jeb wins 2nd place.
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- StevePerry
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Vermin Supreme comes in third.
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Feb 9, 2016 01:37
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Chris Christie will get no delegates and drop out, endorsing Kasich, who takes second place.
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Feb 9, 2016 04:58
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I hope President Trump pulverizes Dixville with one of those massive quarry buzzsaws for voting against him.
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Feb 9, 2016 06:04
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- StevePerry
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Any results from the soon-to-be-crater Hart, NH?
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Feb 9, 2016 06:13
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- StevePerry
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I can confirm they're coming out at 5 EST.
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Feb 9, 2016 22:59
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From ABC:
quote:Here's our first look at the preliminary exit poll results:
Independents are turning out in substantial numbers in both the Republican and Democratic primaries in New Hampshire, with many voters in both contests expressing interest in a political outsider for their parties’ nominees.
Political independents account for about four in 10 primary voters in both the Republican and Democratic contests, according to preliminary exit poll results. That’s typical of the usual high turnout among independents in New Hampshire. They’re less prevalent in other state primaries.
Nearly half of Republicans say they’re looking for a candidate from “outside the political establishment” – sentiment that’s boosted Donald Trump in Iowa and in national polls alike. On the Democratic side, fewer, about a quarter, are looking for an outsider.
Record levels of political polarization is occurring on both sides, with more Republican voters than ever saying they’re conservative and Democratic voters saying they’re liberal.
There’s considerable anxiety about the direction of the economy and the chance of another major terrorist attack among voters on both sides, but it’s much broader and deeper among GOP voters.
There are plenty of self-identified late deciders, especially on the GOP side: Nearly half of Republican primary voters in these preliminary New Hampshire exit poll results say they finally picked their candidate only within the last few days. Fewer Democrats are later deciders, about two in 10.
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He should just stay up north for his next victory speech (Vermont).
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