Democratic New Hampshire primary results thread (polls close @7pm and 8pm ET)

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The new question - will Bernie top 60?

[Mr. Morden]

urban area:
Sanders 52%
Clinton 46%

suburban area:
Sanders 55%
Clinton 43%

rural area:
Sanders 64%
Clinton 35%

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I am feeling so much schadenfreude. Hillary performing like this, losing women, and only narrowly winning the minorities...

[Boston Bread]

RURAL DEMOCRATS
SANDERS +29

WHITES NO COLLEGE
SANDERS +34

Those Latte Libs amirite?

[Leinad]

I am feeling so much schadenfreude. Hillary performing like this, losing women, and only narrowly winning the minorities...

I call it "Sandersfruede." Pleasure in Bernie causing others misery. FEEL THE BERN!!! (Said the libertarian about the socialist.)

[IceSpear]

I am feeling so much schadenfreude. Hillary performing like this, losing women, and only narrowly winning the minorities...

You really can't compare minorities in NH (especially due to the extremely small sample size and therefore gigantic margin of error) with minorities in the rest of the country.

[Panhandle Progressive]

I am feeling so much schadenfreude. Hillary performing like this, losing women, and only narrowly winning the minorities...

You really can't compare minorities in NH (especially due to the extremely small sample size and therefore gigantic margin of error) with minorities in the rest of the country.

BINGO!

[yourelection]

This is historic.

No matter how things go after NH (and no matter how the Hillary hacks are going to rationalize NH), Bernie's campaign has already achieved what nobody ever thought they could. His message and his voters will be a force to be reckoned with for the future of the Democratic party. This is just the beginning.

Beginning of What?

To the replacement of the old centrist elites leading the party to nowhere.
Will take a few decades, but it's the first step.

OK. But what will they be replaced with? Far left and/or far right personalities?

[NeverAgain]

I am feeling so much schadenfreude. Hillary performing like this, losing women, and only narrowly winning the minorities...

You really can't compare minorities in NH (especially due to the extremely small sample size and therefore gigantic margin of error) with minorities in the rest of the country.

We shall see, Latinos and African Americans make up these upcoming demographics so we'll get a good view of the race from that.

[Zanas]

Bernie Sanders is looking at a margin that could win him a 5-3 delegate ratio in some if not all counties. He needs around 57% in each county for that, and he's around that in all of them right now, though it's still very early.

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12% of Democratic voters say they're angry about the federal government. Bernie won those who dissatisfied 64-35, so I'm guessing he does well with ANGRY WOMEN!

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It's too bad ANGRY WOMEN are only in NH.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Hillary about to concede según CNN, just called Bernie.

[Boston Bread]

Out of all the exit poll results, one of my favourites is Sanders winning gun owners by 40.
The best is Clinton getting 6% of voters who care about honesty.

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CLINTON CALLS SANDERS TO CONCEDE

heh

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Bernie Sanders is looking at a margin that could win him a 5-3 delegate ratio in some if not all counties. He needs around 57% in each county for that, and he's around that in all of them right now, though it's still very early.

The counties are irrelevant, it's whether he gets 56.25% of the 2 candidate vote in each congressional district that matters.

[Panhandle Progressive]

Jake Tapper screwed up on air. He said Hillary called Bernie to concede "the race". If by race you mean the NH primary, then yes. I consider "the race" to be the entire nomination cycle.

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apparently Bernie Sanders is actually playing basketball right now.

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apparently Bernie Sanders is actually playing basketball right now.

Somebody get to this on Photoshop.

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apparently Bernie Sanders is actually playing basketball right now.

Somebody get to this on Photoshop.

[MaxQue]

This is historic.

No matter how things go after NH (and no matter how the Hillary hacks are going to rationalize NH), Bernie's campaign has already achieved what nobody ever thought they could. His message and his voters will be a force to be reckoned with for the future of the Democratic party. This is just the beginning.

Beginning of What?

To the replacement of the old centrist elites leading the party to nowhere.
Will take a few decades, but it's the first step.

OK. But what will they be replaced with? Far left and/or far right personalities?

Tea Party and nativists began the transformation a few years ago into a far-right party.
For Democrats, there is multiples forces trying to push it into various directions. Some of them far-left, some of them anti-establisment, some of them towards being a working class left-wing party, some of them a academic left party.

But they all dislike inept Democrat establisment (which has been totally unable to sell Democratic policies (did they ever tried to explain to people why Obamacare is good? NO!) or to attack Republicans).

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Bernie won statewide, and it seems like he'll break 56.25% of the 2 candidate vote in NH-02. That gives him 14 of the 24 pledged delegates. What's too close to call is the delegate that depends on whether he gets 56.25% of the 2 candidate vote in NH-01.

[Zanas]

Bernie Sanders is looking at a margin that could win him a 5-3 delegate ratio in some if not all counties. He needs around 57% in each county for that, and he's around that in all of them right now, though it's still very early.

The counties are irrelevant, it's whether he gets 56.25% of the 2 candidate vote in each congressional district that matters.

Ah my bad. Is there somewhere where the votes are reported by CD ? Or do the CDs regroup entire counties, in which case : which ones ? Or I can google that...

[Boston Bread]

Stop the presses!
Clinton has won a second town!
This race needs to be uncalled ASAP.

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Bernie Sanders is looking at a margin that could win him a 5-3 delegate ratio in some if not all counties. He needs around 57% in each county for that, and he's around that in all of them right now, though it's still very early.

The counties are irrelevant, it's whether he gets 56.25% of the 2 candidate vote in each congressional district that matters.

Ah my bad. Is there somewhere where the votes are reported by CD ? Or do the CDs regroup entire counties, in which case : which ones ? Or I can google that...

This page is tracking them by congressional district

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/NH-D