Official NH Primary Results Thread

[Marston]

High Indy turnout is presumably good for Huntsman, right? I haven't had time to look at any polling crosstabs. How was independent turnout for the GOP primary in '08?

[Marston]

Guys, the first wave of official entrance polls from last week in Iowa showed Paul winning with 24-25%. I wouldn't infer too much about these (just as a general rule).

[Marston]

For what it's worth, the Sec. of State of NH is predicting "record turn-out" and MSNBC just flashed an expected 250k voters casting ballots in the GOP primary and 75K in the Democratic primary. They didn't cite it, of course.

[Marston]

It annoys me that MSNBC still has Bachmann listed on TV in the results tab.

Also, 54% of voters identify as "conservative"/46% as "moderate/liberal", for what it's worth.

[Marston]

It annoys me that MSNBC still has Bachmann listed on TV in the results tab.

I imagine she's still on the ballot.

True, but so are a bunch of other candidates that aren't on the screen. Roemer will probably get more votes than her.

[Marston]

Oh God, Romney. Just shut up.

[Marston]

It annoys me that MSNBC still has Bachmann listed on TV in the results tab.

I imagine she's still on the ballot.

True, but so are a bunch of other candidates that aren't on the screen. Roemer will probably get more votes than her.

Doubtful; I'm betting she even ends up polling better than Perry. She's the only high-name recognition candidate anywhere near the top of the ballot (besides Cain I guess, but he's been out of the race for a lot longer).

Roemer - 876 votes
Bachmann - 325 votes

Just sayin'