Official NH Primary Results Thread

[asexual trans victimologist]

Interesting that Merrimack is Huntsman's best county. I would have guessed Sullivan or Cheshire. Unsurprised by Coös.

[BushKenya]

It's interesting that we are not going to lose anybody after New Hampshire.  All 6 candidates are staying in to South Carolina and possibly through Florida, as well.  It is very possible we may not have another drop out until February.

[N.i.K.]

Those Ivy League sumabitches in Dartmouth better come in big for the RON PAUL REVOLUTION.

Aren't you a Hoya, though? I'd like to introduce you to Mr. Kettle...

[So the Heroes Fall]

Boring. And Perry even beat Roemer.

[shua]

Ugh Santorum's in fifth again.

Damn it. Are those blue collar Catholic areas fully in yet?

where are those supposed to be exactly?

[BushKenya]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

[redcommander]

How is Vermin Supreme doing?

[N.i.K.]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

I would love to get my +2 Points, but I'm not holding my breath.

[realisticidealist]

Dartmouth voted for Huntsman, not Paul.

[BushKenya]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

I would love to get my +2 Points, but I'm not holding my breath.

What votes are still out?

[asexual trans victimologist]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

I would love to get my +2 Points, but I'm not holding my breath.

Back down to 38.

The most votes still out are in Belknap, Rockingham (both very good Romney counties), Sullivan, and Cheshire (both fairly bad ones).

[argentarius]

I've never been to southeast New Hampshire, but these results make it seem like a truly, truly awful place.

I was there once, dullest place I saw in America. And I've been to most of the major towns and cities on the east coast.

Can't be worse than Florida, can it?

I haven't been to most of Florida, just spent the whole time in Orlando and from what I saw there was very little going on but at least in Florida the weather's exciting, unlike Southern New Hampshire.

Let's hope the college vote comes in soon so I can sleep. 3:45 am here. Thanks for all the town updates while everyone else is just watching the media analysis.

[BushKenya]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

I would love to get my +2 Points, but I'm not holding my breath.

Back down to 38.

The most votes still out are in Belknap, Rockingham (both very good Romney counties), Sullivan, and Cheshire (both fairly bad ones).

So, is that pretty much a wash to keep Romney in the high 30s?

[realisticidealist]

I've never been to southeast New Hampshire, but these results make it seem like a truly, truly awful place.

I was there once, dullest place I saw in America. And I've been to most of the major towns and cities on the east coast.

Can't be worse than Florida, can it?

I haven't been to most of Florida, just spent the whole time in Orlando and from what I saw there was very little going on but at least in Florida the weather's exciting, unlike Southern New Hampshire.

Let's hope the college vote comes in soon so I can sleep. 3:45 am here. Thanks for all the town updates while everyone else is just watching the media analysis.

Hanover voted 39% Huntsman. Paul only got 14%.

[cinyc]

What votes are still out?

All of Keene, Lebanon and Berlin, plus about 5 towns on the NH-Massachusetts border.  UNH's Durham is also out along with random towns throughout the state.

Edit: Durham just reported.  Romney won, followed by Huntsman and Paul.

[argentarius]

I've never been to southeast New Hampshire, but these results make it seem like a truly, truly awful place.

I was there once, dullest place I saw in America. And I've been to most of the major towns and cities on the east coast.

Can't be worse than Florida, can it?

I haven't been to most of Florida, just spent the whole time in Orlando and from what I saw there was very little going on but at least in Florida the weather's exciting, unlike Southern New Hampshire.

Let's hope the college vote comes in soon so I can sleep. 3:45 am here. Thanks for all the town updates while everyone else is just watching the media analysis.

Hanover voted 39% Huntsman. Paul only got 14%.

Ah well. Delighted with 23% anyway. Also looking like he's getting semi-competitive in other states.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Romney is up to 39%, 16% ahead of Paul with 23% left to come in.

I would love to get my +2 Points, but I'm not holding my breath.

Back down to 38.

The most votes still out are in Belknap, Rockingham (both very good Romney counties), Sullivan, and Cheshire (both fairly bad ones).

So, is that pretty much a wash to keep Romney in the high 30s?

More or less, yeah.

[realisticidealist]

If Paul holds his lead in Berlin, he wins Coos County.

[cavalcade]

Durham just came in, 40% Romney, 27% Huntsman, 20% Paul.

[Lief]

College kids really dropped the ball on this one.

[Ѕenator Αverroës]

It's interesting that we are not going to lose anybody after New Hampshire.  All 6 candidates are staying in to South Carolina and possibly through Florida, as well.  It is very possible we may not have another drop out until February.

I don't think that Huntsman ending his campaign is out of the question.

[asexual trans victimologist]

College kids really dropped the ball on this one.

Once you get off the campus Durham's not exactly very college-town-ish, really.

[BushKenya]

It's interesting that we are not going to lose anybody after New Hampshire.  All 6 candidates are staying in to South Carolina and possibly through Florida, as well.  It is very possible we may not have another drop out until February.

I don't think that Huntsman ending his campaign is out of the question.

I don't think he'll drop out now.  He's too drunk to quit.

I think he will wait at least until after South Carolina possibly Florida where he stands his next best chance.

[cavalcade]

It's interesting that we are not going to lose anybody after New Hampshire.  All 6 candidates are staying in to South Carolina and possibly through Florida, as well.  It is very possible we may not have another drop out until February.

I don't think that Huntsman ending his campaign is out of the question.

We'll see how he feels in the morning.

Though he looks to get 17%, which isn't that far below expectations really.

[BushKenya]

Folks, I'm going to bed.  I've been up since before 5:00 am and it's now 10:00 pm, plus it was a long, busy day at work.  I'll catch up on this thread when I wake up in the morning.