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

[The Other Castro]

Sanders is currently at 59.9% according to NYT. Think he'll end the night with +60%?

[Panhandle Progressive]

IceSpear was literally the original Hillary hack who was convinced that Hillary would win with >70% of the primary vote, carry every state, would win the general by 20 points.

I'm confident Hillary will easily win more states than Bill did in 1992 when we won the nomination overwhelming.

[indysaff]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win, this is fact. We'll just have to wait and see if he has any momentum after this.

[indysaff]

Sanders is currently at 59.9% according to NYT. Think he'll end the night with +60%?

I say yes.

[This account no longer in use.]

IceSpear was literally the original Hillary hack who was convinced that Hillary would win with >70% of the primary vote, carry every state, would win the general by 20 points.

I'm confident Hillary will easily win more states than Bill did in 1992 when we won the nomination overwhelming.

I'm surprised you haven't run out of Kool Aid to drink yet.

[madelka]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win IN ONE OF THE WHITEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY, this is fact.

Fixed.

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Sanders is currently at 59.9% according to NYT. Think he'll end the night with +60%?

I say yes.

God, I hope so.

[Panhandle Progressive]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win IN ONE OF THE WHITEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY, this is fact.

Fixed.

Yep!

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

I think we can call that last delegate for Bernie.
New Hampshire pledged delegate count
Bernie 15
Hillary 9

[jimrtex]

Why did Sanders win by 41% in Durham (UNH), and 51% in Rindge (Franklin Pierce), but only 6% in Hanover (Dartmouth)?

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

The Hillbots in this thread are.... not taking it well, that's for sure.  What Stage are they in at this point?  

[This account no longer in use.]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win IN ONE OF THE WHITEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY, this is fact.

Fixed.

Yep!

Even so, Clinton only won non whites by 4%.

[IceSpear]

IceSpear was literally the original Hillary hack who was convinced that Hillary would win with >70% of the primary vote, carry every state, would win the general by 20 points and planned on coming back to laugh at everybody else here who doubted that come primary time!

"Inevitable" was always the word, but it's so bad that he must now cling to the word "inevitable" in the context of "hey, she's inevitably going to slide by by the skin of her teeth because one quarter of the Democratic primary electorate doesn't know the name of the other candidate and so she'll run up the board with them"!

You have quite feverish delusions, my friend. I was predicting Sanders would emerge as the main alternative to Hillary and start polling in the 30s before they were even candidates. This was back when the "expert pundits" were opining about how O'Malley (or Warren!) would be the main alternative against Hillary. During early 2015, I had Bernie winning both Iowa AND New Hampshire in "Bernie Sanders' ceiling?" threads. I was predicting she'd win the general by 5 points back when polls showed her up 20+ points. I can find evidence to substantiate all these claims if you wish. Something tells me you have absolutely nothing to substantiate yours.

And yes, she's still inevitable, just like she always was. "Inevitable" doesn't mean winning with >70% of the vote, or sweeping every state, or even winning easily. It just means you're going to win. Will Bernie winning in his own backyard help him narrow the enormous gap among minorities? Will it help him not lose the superdelegates 355-14? Will it help stop the inevitable Obama endorsement if Hillary really looks to be in danger? Will it stop the primary calendar after tonight being absolutely dreadful for him?

[Panhandle Progressive]

The Hillbots in this thread are.... not taking it well, that's for sure.  What Stage are they in at this point?  

Knowing without a shadow of a doubt she will become the party's nominee, and quite quickly too.

[indysaff]

You guys are absolutely ridiculous.

[MaxQue]

Why did Sanders win by 41% in Durham (UNH), and 51% in Rindge (Franklin Pierce), but only 6% in Hanover (Dartmouth)?

Ivy League is VERY pro-establisment.

[This account no longer in use.]

The Hillbots in this thread are.... not taking it well, that's for sure.  What Stage are they in at this point?  

They've been in the stage of denial since the day Sanders became a candidate.

[Eraserhead]

The Hillbots in this thread are.... not taking it well, that's for sure.  What Stage are they in at this point?  

More importantly, which trumpet is this?

[Shadows]

Sore losers & such undignified people - Can't even take a loss properly.

Doing around 61% in DD (Sanders). Let's hope Nevada bring a surprise.

There is a debate on 11th & I think MSNBC is planning to add a Townhall meet on 18th as well.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Bernie winning in his own backyard

The population center of Vermont and where Bernie lives is Burlington. The population centers of NH are the Boston suburbs. They're not at all close to each other.

[Shadows]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win IN ONE OF THE WHITEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY, this is fact.

Fixed.

Yep!

Even so, Clinton only won non whites by 4%.

Clinton 51, Sanders 49 as per the latest, literally tied now.

[Panhandle Progressive]

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Kinda surprised at this result. Most excellent.

Yawn. It does nothing to change the course in a significant way.

Sanders got a significant win IN ONE OF THE WHITEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY, this is fact.

Fixed.

Yep!

Even so, Clinton only won non whites by 4%.

Clinton 51, Sanders 49 as per the latest, literally tied now.

When will Slick Willy get to making things worse for his dear wife by telling them to behave and tow the party line?  

[Panhandle Progressive]

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

IceSpear was literally the original Hillary hack who was convinced that Hillary would win with >70% of the primary vote, carry every state, would win the general by 20 points and planned on coming back to laugh at everybody else here who doubted that come primary time!

"Inevitable" was always the word, but it's so bad that he must now cling to the word "inevitable" in the context of "hey, she's inevitably going to slide by by the skin of her teeth because one quarter of the Democratic primary electorate doesn't know the name of the other candidate and so she'll run up the board with them"!

You have quite feverish delusions, my friend. I was predicting Sanders would emerge as the main alternative to Hillary and start polling in the 30s before they were even candidates. This was back when the "expert pundits" were opining about how O'Malley (or Warren!) would be the main alternative against Hillary. During early 2015, I had Bernie winning both Iowa AND New Hampshire in "Bernie Sanders' ceiling?" threads. I was predicting she'd win the general by 5 points back when polls showed her up 20+ points. I can find evidence to substantiate all these claims if you wish. Something tells me you have absolutely nothing to substantiate yours.

And yes, she's still inevitable, just like she always was. "Inevitable" doesn't mean winning with >70% of the vote, or sweeping every state, or even winning easily. It just means you're going to win. Will Bernie winning in his own backyard help him narrow the enormous gap among minorities? Will it help him not lose the superdelegates 355-14? Will it help stop the inevitable Obama endorsement if Hillary really looks to be in danger? Will it stop the primary calendar after tonight being absolutely dreadful for him?

Do you really think it's going to look good for her campaign if things aren't going well and all the sudden the sitting President goes back on his word by endorsing before the convention?  There are already reports that the administration is furious.  Why doesn't Obama just step up and end this now? 

Or you could just be engaging in wishful thinking after your candidate took a good whuppin'.