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

[Mr. Morden]

The polls in the midnight voting towns have already closed.  See discussion here:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=228635.0

The timeline for the rest of the day is as follows:

http://news.yahoo.com/next-hampshire-set-vote-nations-first-primary-191020021--election.html

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At 5pm, the networks will be given access to the early exit poll numbers.  So some time between about 5:15 and 5:30pm or so, we’ll start getting news reports from them about things like what percentage of the voters are Independents, what the top issues on voters’ minds are, etc.  But they’ll withhold the topline numbers (who is winning the exit poll) until after all the polls have closed at 8pm.

Of course, we’ll also have turnout reports throughout the day.

CNN: http://edition.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/nh/

AP: link

New Hampshire Secretary of State: http://sos.nh.gov/2016ElecInfo.aspx

[Shadows]

Hello Friends - You can check the results in here, intial trends have started coming in but we are likely to get a clear picture after 5-6 hours. Not even 1% of the results have come in

https://www.washingtonpost.com/2016-election-results/new-hampshire/

http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/

[Wells]

Right now, with 26 votes in, the results are:
Sanders  17 votes  60.7%
Clinton    9 votes    32.1%

Sanders has an early lead.

[Shadows]

Reports from the ground - Early voters are mostly older people. College kids are expected to come in by the time voting ends, so you could see some change there.

Chuck Todd is saying that there will be having a record turnout.

[Shadows]

Right now, with 26 votes in, the results are:
Sanders  17 votes  60.7%
Clinton    9 votes    32.1%

Sanders has an early lead.

26 votes is nothing. You will only get some rough idea after 5-6 hours. And there will still be change depending on which age group largely votes at what time.

But at-least we can track the results here.

[mds32]

#feelthebern Woohoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Free North]

*insert snide comment about Hillary here*

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

*insert snide comment about Hillary here*

Even the decrepit old farts of Dixville Notch are feelin' the Bern!

Great news!

[Fusionmunster]

*insert snide comment about Hillary here*

There were 10 voters in 2008, I wonder what happened to the other 6? Voting republican?

[Eraserhead]

*insert snide comment about Hillary here*

There were 10 voters in 2008, I wonder what happened to the other 6?

The hotel in DN closed in 2011. The only voters that are left there don't even really live there.

[Tender Branson]

According to SoS Bill Gardner's estimate from a few days ago, 550.000 people will vote today.

That would amount to 62% of NH's registered voters (890K) or 53% of NH's VEP (voting eligible population) of 1.04 million.

Yes, there are 150.000 potential voters in NH who are not registered to vote ...

[Tender Branson]

Gardner's estimate could become true:

According to WMUR and others, turnout is really high statewide so far and many people are newly registering at the polls to vote.

[Tender Branson]

In Bedford, 2.900 votes were cast until 11am.

2.000 were in the GOP primary and 900 in the DEM primary.

In 2008, Bedford had a total of 6.000 votes cast in the GOP primary and 4.000 in the DEM primary.

...

Better said: In 2008, the GOP primary saw 60% of ballots cast and now it's 69%.

[Tender Branson]

Just for fun:

The newspaper derstandard.at has a quiz called "Who said it ? - Sanders, Kreisky or Marx ?"

on the other hand

The newspaper kurier.at has a quiz called "Who said it ? - Lugner* or Trump ?"

*Richard Lugner is a likely Austrian presidential candidate and a mix of Trump and Berlusconi.

Btw, I got between 75-85% in both quizzes.

[Holmes]

Better said: In 2008, the GOP primary saw 60% of ballots cast and now it's 69%.

So more Indies are voting in the GOP primary than the Dem primary, but it's still early.

[jimrtex]

Just for fun:

The newspaper derstandard.at has a quiz called "Who said it ? - Sanders, Kreisky or Marx ?"

on the other hand

The newspaper kurier.at has a quiz called "Who said it ? - Lugner* or Trump ?"

*Richard Lugner is a likely Austrian presidential candidate and a mix of Trump and Berlusconi.

Btw, I got between 75-85% in both quizzes.

7/10 for the leftists and 8/13 for the nationalists. I wonder why they didn't include that other famous Austrian?

Reading the translations made it easier. Spoken English translated into German, translates back to English. Spoken German may have some untranslatable words. And Marx is incomprehensible in any language.

[The Free North]

[Fusionmunster]

Yeah, we know. Its in the CNN/WMUR poll thread. Doesn't mean its accurate.

[Shadows]

Ground reports suggest a Record turnout. Confirmed by the Dem & GOP & every possible source.

Apparently in some counties independents have gone so much to Dems that they are running out of ballot - Looks good for Sanders so far!!!!

[Gass3268]

Ground reports suggest a Record turnout. Confirmed by the Dem & GOP & every possible source.

Apparently in some counties independents have gone so much to Dems that they are running out of ballot - Looks good for Sanders so far!!!!

Link? (I believe you, but I want to see where this is coming from)

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Ground reports suggest a Record turnout. Confirmed by the Dem & GOP & every possible source.

Apparently in some counties independents have gone so much to Dems that they are running out of ballot - Looks good for Sanders so far!!!!

Link? (I believe you, but I want to see where this is coming from)

Believe me, Hillary's big buttcheeks are gonna be a deep, socialist red after tonight's whuppin'

[IceSpear]

Early exit poll leak: The women are not only angry, they are FURIOUS!

RIP Sanders

[indysaff]

Went canvassing in Nashua earlier today, atmosphere seems good though Hillary's ground game here is immense.

I'm disappointed though, because I was out for three hours only to come back to the field office and I was told to leave because the field director accused me of being press, without offering any proof.

[Badger]

Ground reports suggest a Record turnout. Confirmed by the Dem & GOP & every possible source.

Apparently in some counties independents have gone so much to Dems that they are running out of ballot - Looks good for Sanders so far!!!!

Link? (I believe you, but I want to see where this is coming from)

Believe me, Hillary's big buttcheeks are gonna be a deep, socialist red after tonight's whuppin'

stay classy HD

[Eraserhead]

I'd imagine that the early exits will be better for Clinton than the actual results will be. Sanders people are probably more likely to show up between 5 PM and 8 PM than Clinton people are.