(Official) New Hampshire results thread.

[MoonRiver]

OK, about as official as it's going to get.

Anyway, right now Obama, 36, Clinton, 36, Edwards 17

[lvx35]

1. Looks like we have a real race on our hands.

Sweet. I hope it stays this way throughout the primaries, all these candidates deserve a chance.

[MoonRiver]

5. Yowser!

I may not have any nails by 9 p.m.!

[Adelante]

2. Thanks nt

:kick:

[HysteryDiagnosis]

3. Sooooooo..... then, if they really hated lobbyists in NH, Edwards would

be in the lead?

[stillcool]

4. this is so reminiscent...

of all those other things...I'm tempted to take screen shots.

[maryallen]

38. Fox reported Exit Polls favored Obama ...

Around 39%-35%.

This occurred about the time the polls closed.

And Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC said the Clinton people were not thrilled with their internal polls and appeared to be bracing for a loss tonight.

Funny about these polls ...

[sunonmars]

6. Looks like Edwards is dead in the water so far

Is it just me or is Clinton holding her own here.

[MoonRiver]

8. Seems like she is.

Only about 8% in though.

[Maven]

7. Clinton 38, Obama 36, Edwards 17

[usregimechange]

9. Yikes!

[MoonRiver]

10. Clinton ahead now! 38 to Obama 36!

:wow:

[HughMoran]

13. Still 38C-36O @ 9% in

.

[Auntie Bush]

17. God, I got my fingers crossed! I WANT a female president! n/t

[bobbolink]

20. How's Kindasleezy Rice working out for ya?

:crazy:

[Auntie Bush]

25. If I recall correctly...she isn't president.

[bobbolink]

28. First female Secretary of State. Big accomplishment. HUGE triumph for women.

How's it working out?

[MoonRiver]

23. That would be so cool!

But so would a black president. I guess I'm fairly neutral. Makes things less tense at least.

[bobbolink]

29. How did Colin Powell work out for this country?

[MoonRiver]

30. He wasn't a Democrat. I guess I should have qualified my post with party affiliation.

No Republics allowed.

[bobbolink]

36. Minor detail! Voting for race or gender on that alone is racist and sexist.

I'm so very discouraged that after all this country has been through, people STILL can't focus on the issues!

x(

[MoonRiver]

37. And I would never do that.

:eyes:

[bobbolink]

39. "That would be so cool! But so would a black president."

:eyes: back atcha...

[Mother Of Four]

11. Only 7 percent reported...

Don't start freaking out.

LOL

[MoonRiver]

12. Not freaking out, just surprised.

All day I've been hearing that Obama would blow her away by double digits.

[bunnies]

19. Well I for one AM freaking out. Then again, I live in NH!

:freak:

[Mother Of Four]

24. (comforts)

Here...Some gloves for your hands (To keep from biting fingernails)

Some nice hot tea (To calm ya)

And a BIG fluffy bunny hug :hug: for the bunny family

[thesubstanceofdreams]

14. Richardson voters moved to Hillary

Richardson was polling close to 10%.

[ellisonz]

15. Two early factors.

Older voters tend to vote earlier in the day and live in smaller precincts.

Smaller precincts tend to get counted first.

[killbotfactory]

16. Neck and neck again

This is going to be interesting.

[usregimechange]

18. 37-37

[Mother Of Four]

21. I hate this ABC feed....

Is there another place on the web that I can get updates (with a link)

Watching the TV is out becaus I've got 4 kids (grin)

[Auntie Bush]

22. This sure is the horse race the MSM wanted! So far, anyway.

[musicblind]

26. hmm

yes I am pretty sure, although I am supporting Hillary tonight, that Hillary will not win. Matthews has given away what his exit polls say by the way he has anchored tonight. It is sad the way they blantantly give this away. They would have covered this different if Clinton was showing half decent.

[Born_A_Truman]

32. Yes, and

Andrea Mitchell made a comment as if it was all over for Hillary. I haven't decided yet, but shouldn't the votes be counted before anyone is declared a winner or loser?

OT: Tim Russert just said earlier on MSNBC that California has an "open" primary. We actually have a modified closed primary. The short-lived open primary was declared unconstitutional in 2000.

[HughMoran]

27. 10% in 38% C, 36% O

.

[MoonRiver]

31. Seems to be a pretty stable breakdown.

Still early though.

[musicblind]

33. 12% Clinton 40 and Obama 36

still LOTS of room to change, numbers are too early to mean anything :(

[MoonRiver]

34. I'm just so amazed that she keeps pulling away.

This is NOT what I was led to believe would happen. I know it's still early but :wtf:

[musicblind]

35. Clinton 40 and Obama 35 at 13% reporting

again, still too early. but I agree with you. I thought we'd be losing by 15%. Sadly I still think we may. Iowa started out with an Edwards and Clinton lead as well... and look what happened.