Tracking Midnight Towns NH Primary

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I wonder how many people will listen to and vote for Vermin Supreme's Free Pony initiative and Anti-Gingivitis platform?

[platypeanArchcow]

Mark Greenstein ran in the NH primary at least once before, in 2000. He also briefly challenged Hillary in her 2006 primary.

He got 75 votes in 2000.

He wants to deport everyone: http://www.lfda.org/candidate/mark-stewart-greenstein

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Well, so far Sanders has the margin he needs.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Mark Greenstein ran in the NH primary at least once before, in 2000. He also briefly challenged Hillary in her 2006 primary.

He got 75 votes in 2000.

He wants to deport everyone: http://www.lfda.org/candidate/mark-stewart-greenstein

DEPORT EVERYONE!!!

[Illiniwek]

Mark Greenstein ran in the NH primary at least once before, in 2000. He also briefly challenged Hillary in her 2006 primary.

He got 75 votes in 2000.

He wants to deport everyone: http://www.lfda.org/candidate/mark-stewart-greenstein

Yeah he seems like an a**hole.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

So Kasich won 2/3 locations while Cruz won the other one

Sanders won 2/3 while Clinton won 1

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

This is what I have:



Let me know if there are any mistakes.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Angry New Hampshire women allowed Hillary to win Millsfield

[RI]

Clinton did 10% better in HL than in 2008 while running even with 2008 in the other two. The main difference is she's only running against one real candidate this time as opposed to multiple who fracture the vote.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

So for the Dem context (corrected)

Compared to 2008 - 21 total voters

Obama - 16 - 76.2%
Clinton - 3 - 14.3%
Edwards - 2 - 9.5%
Richardson - 1 - 4.8%

2016 - 28 total voters

Sanders - 17 - 61%
Clinton - 9 - 32%
Greenstein - 2 - 7%

[RI]

So for the Dem context

Compared to 2008

Obama - 75%
Clinton - 15%
Edwards - 10%
Richardson - 5%

So overall she's up 17% from 2008. Watch out Bernie.

[indysaff]

Angry New Hampshire women allowed Hillary to win Millsfield

Clinton would like to thank Albright and Steinem for that massive turnout.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Mark Greenstein ran in the NH primary at least once before, in 2000. He also briefly challenged Hillary in her 2006 primary.

He got 75 votes in 2000.

He wants to deport everyone: http://www.lfda.org/candidate/mark-stewart-greenstein

Yeah he seems like an a**hole.

"On deportation, Mr. Stewart knows it's a politically tall order unless there is a sea-change toward conservatism. He wants to change the tide, starting from within the largest political party, the Democrats. 'Logistically, we can deport 80% of the illegals in six months; school buses, Greyhounds, C-130s and idle cruise ships will take families to the shore they came from. It's not hard; the RINOs just lack the will'. It will take a very forceful leader to roll back 'feel-good socialism', but Mr. Stewart, an educator who has also founded and run three businesses, feels up to the task because he is armed with many prominent forceful cabinet members."

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[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

I modified my earlier table; now I have it by county as well.

[Illiniwek]

Any idea why Dixville Notch's voter turnout/registration is down from 2008?

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Kasich, Trump, and Cruz all tied.  If that ends up being an accurate reflection of the state (unlikely, I know) tomorrow night is going to be very, very interesting.

[tpfkaw]

Any idea why Dixville Notch's voter turnout/registration is down from 2008?

The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel (the only employer in the town) closed in 2011. Nobody lives there year-round anymore, but a few have maintained voter registrations there so they can still participate in the midnight voting.

[cinyc]

Any idea why Dixville Notch's voter turnout/registration is down from 2008?

The hotel there, which is the only employer in town, is undergoing renovations.  The people who voted tonight were construction workers and the hotel owner's family.  The electorate was overwhelmingly male, I think 8-1.

[Lyin' Steve]

Kasich, Trump, and Cruz all tied.  If that ends up being an accurate reflection of the state (unlikely, I know) tomorrow night is going to be very, very interesting.

Cruz's votes are an illusion.  Everyone in that damn town voted for him.

[°Leprechaun]

Who is Greenstein? Does anyone know?

[Figueira]

Dixville Notch (2008 Dem):
Democratic Primary: (10 voters)

Barack Obama – 7
John Edwards – 2
Bill Richardson – 1

Dixville Notch (2012 Rep)
Republican Primary: (6 voters)

Jon Huntsman, Jr. – 2
Mitt Romney – 2
Ron Paul – 1
Newt Gingrich – 1

Sounds like Sanders/Kasich territory to me.

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